(1920) Deming Pumps For Hand & Power Catalogue No.26

CATALOGUE
GIFT OF
James Koeber
UNIVERSITY FARM
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Copyrighted 1920, by
The Deming Company
HAND & POWER
* PUMPS *
FOR ALL USES
Cistern and Force Pumps

Well Rimps and Cylinders
Spray Pumps and Nozzles
Hydraulic Rams and
PneumaticWater Sy terns
Rotary, Centrifugal and
Power DeepWell Pumps
Triplex Fbwer Pumps
Air Compressors and
Pumps for Special
Duties
THE DEMING COMPANY

SALEM, OHIO, U.S A. .
ESTABLISHED 1880
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Works No.l Hand and
Power Pumps for all uses
The "World's Best" Equipped Pump Factories

The above bird's-eye views represent the plants of The Deming Company, where
are produced the "World's Best" Hand and Power Pumps for all Uses. The upper view
shows the Main Plant (Works No. 1), in which are made the Hand, Windmill and Power
Pumps the large Triplex and Deep Well Power Pumps and Hydraulic Machinery are
made in building at the right. The lower view, in oval panel, shows the department of
Spray Pumps, Nozzles and Accessories (Works No. 2), in which also are produced brass
goods entering into the Deming lines.
ANNOUNCEMENT
edition of our General Catalogue is ready for distribution in the
beginning of our forty-first year as Pump Manufacturers. In March,
THIS 1880, our first pump patterns were ready for the foundry
two
a number
cistern and a pitcher spout pump, some millions of which have
subsequently been turned out from our factory and shipped to all parts of the
world. These two simple types were soon followed by set-length pumps and the.
common types of well and windmill standards and cylinders. Each year the line
was increased in variety and volume of product until now there is hardly a pump-
ing condition that is not met by some one of the many pumps made in the Deming
factory, embracing a great variety of types, and sizes, for various uses, from the
smallest Hand Pump to the most ponderous Power Pump.
Deming Pumps are designed for durability and efficiency

by expert engineers
and are made by experienced mechanics. Modern Machine
of the best materials
Tools of the best makes are used, the equipment in our various manufacturing
departments being the best obtainable. For the convenience of dealers we issue,
in addition to this General Catalogue, separate departmental catalogues, booklets
and circulars; principally our Power Pump Bulletins, Spray Pump Catalogue,
and Hydro-Pneumatic Water Supply Catalogue.
The division into distinct chapters or sections, each embracing a class of
Pumps, or Accessories, we believe will be appreciated, as this arrangement
enables one by referring to the Table of Contents to easily and quickly find the
page on which the Pump or other article is shown. In addition to this general
Table of Contents and the division into classified chapters we have the usual
Figure Index and the Alphabetical Index. The Engineering Tables and Infor-
mation relating to Hydraulics, and the Telegraph Cipher Code are useful to the
dealer in Pumps.
In this Catalogue No. 26, we have eliminated certain pumps that are
superseded by similar more recent productions. Every pumping requirement is,
however, met by the articles shown herein.
Read carefully and take note of the following
EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

CORRESPONDENCE
In order to insure prompt replies to communications, all letters should
be addressed to the Company and not to individuals. Orders should be specific
mention of the Figure and Number or Size, and the Fitting only being neces-
sary. Please do not mutilate this Catalogue.
PRICES AND TERMS
Prices are given to the trade in discount sheets with exception of Triplex
and Deep Well Power Pumps which are quoted on application. Trade prices
and special quotations are subject to change without notice. Parties not known
to us commercially should accompany their orders with cash, or with satisfactory
reference. Orders are accepted contingent upon unavoidable delays.
HAND AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL USES
EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS Continued

ORDERS AND SHIPMENTS
Unless otherwise specified in the order, we will ship by freight, delivery being
made F. O. B. cars at factory, except in cases where such shipment had best be
made by express or parcel post; and unless specifically mentioned we will in such
cases use our judgment. In ordering, the Figure and Number or Size should be
specified. We pay particular attention to properly packing goods for exportation
and we maintain an export office in New York City.
ESTIMATES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Prospective purchasers will be given estimates on pumping outfits and
recommendations as to what is adaptable. This applies particularly to Power
Pumping Outfits, Hydro-Pneumatic Water Supply Systems, Hydraulic Rams
and Power Spraying Outfits. Special designs and adaptations of power pumps
will be made, under agreement, for certain purposes and to meet special require-
ments.
SOME POWER PUMPS NOT SHOWN
Our line ofTriplex and Deep Well Power Pumps is not complete in this
catalogue; only the principal types being shown. The complete line is covered
by individual Power Pump Bulletins. The list prices of many Power Pumps
illustrated herein are omitted but will be quoted on application.
RETURNED GOODS
Pumps and other goods that are returned will not be accepted unless arrange-
ments for their return have been previously made. Always mark your name
and address distinctly on the package when returning goods, and send us by
mail a memorandum of the same with bill of lading.
ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS
All claims for corrections or deductions should be made within ten days
after receipt of the goods. We
are not responsible for breakages after goods are
delivered to the transportation company in good condition.
INSPECTION AND TESTING
We take great care in inspecting Deming Pumps as to material and work-
manship so that defects are very rare. All Power Pumps are tested in the factory.
Charges for labor or expense required to repair defective goods will not be allowed.
The amount of damage allowed in such case is only the price of the defective
goods, which should be returned to us.
ILLUSTRATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
As we are constantly making improvements in design and construction of
Deming Pumps, the goods ordered, when received, may possibly not be exactly
like the engravings in the catalogue. In our old catalogues are shown certain
articles not illustrated in later editions. On receipt of specific description, the
repairs for such goods may usually be procured from us.
DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES
we have Distributing Agencies for handling Deming
In the principal cities
Hand and Power Pumps and Water Systems. These agencies have been estab-
lished for the convenience of dealers in the adjacent territory.
IN CONCLUSION
This catalogue self-explanatory and is arranged to save unnecessary
is
correspondence. It supersedes all former issues. of our General Catalogue. The

List and Trade Prices are subject to change without notice.
TABLE
of
CONTENTS
Each Chapter or Classified Section embraces the Pumps or other articles

which are related to each other in their most essential points.
When the Figure number of an article is known the same may be found
by referring to the Figure Index; and if the name of the article is known it
may be found by referring to the Alphabetical Index; both contained in the
last chapter of this catalogue.
TITLE OF SECTIONS
PAGES
HOUSE LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS 9 to 28
Pitcher Spout and Cistern Lift Pumps for Shallow Wells and Cisterns.
House Force Pumps for Hand Use in Domestic Water Supply.
SET LENGTH LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS 29 to 48

Non-Freezing Outdoor Pumps for Shallow Wells and Cisterns. Com-
plete Lift and Force Pumps for Hand and Windmill Use with Three-
Foot Set-Length between Standard and Cylinder.
WELL AND WIND MILL PUMP STANDARDS 49 to 68

Lift and Force Pump
Standards, Stuffing-box Heads, etc., for either
Shallow or Deep Wells; the Cylinder or Working Barrel being separate
and usually submerged.
"STRAIGHT LINE" PUMPS AND WORKING HEADS 69 to 76

For Shallow or Deep Wells. May be Operated by Hand, Windmill,
Gasoline Engine or Electric Motor; the Cylinder or Working Barrel in most
cases being separate and usually submerged.
CYLINDERS AND PUMP LEATHERS 77 to 94

Iron, Brass and Brass-lined Cylinders, Used with Hand and Windmill
Lift and Force Standards, Power Working Heads, etc. For general water
supply; the Cylinder being usually submerged.
PIPE, SUPPLIES AND PUMP FIXTURES 95 to 110

Check and Foot Valves; Air Chambers, Pump Rod and
Strainers, Float,
Couplings, Drive Points, Pipe and Fittings, Sinks, Brass Goods, Hose,
Pump Fitters' Tools, Oil and Grease Cups, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS HAND AND POWER PUMPS Ill to 136
Pumps Farm and
for the Factory, Garage, Plumbing Shop, etc., including
Thresher Tank Pumps, Contractors' Pumps, Bilge Pumps, Plumbers'
Pumps, Factory and Village Fire Pumps, Air Compressors, Hydraulic
Rams, Test Pumps, Creamery Pumps, Pump Jacks, etc.
TITLE OF SECTIONS (Continued)
CENTRIFUGAL AND ROTARY PUMPS . . . . 137 to 150

Hand and Power Rotary Pumps Use in Oil Refineries, Creameries,
for
Breweries, Canning Factories, Paint and Chemical Works, etc., also

Horizontal and Vertical Centrifugal Power Pumps for Contractors' Use,
Draining and Irrigating, etc.
TRIPLEX POWER PUMPS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-ACTING 151 to 162

For Boiler Feeding, Mine Pumping, Water Works, Sewage Pumping, Brine
Circulation, Paper Mill Pumping, Hydraulic Pressure Accumulators, Fire
Protection Service, Railway Water Supply, Hydraulic Elevator Service,
Private Water Supply, Irrigating, etc., for Operation by Electric or
Other Power.
HORIZONTAL DOUBLE-ACTING POWER PUMPS 163 to 174

Double-Acting Power Pumps for Various Duties Operated from any
Power Source for Mine Pumping, Contractors' Use, Water Tank Service
in Factories and Mills, Pneumatic Tank Service, etc.
DEEP WELL WORKING HEADS 175 to 186

For Use with Brass Artesian Well and Other Types of Cylinders. For
Operation by Electric Motor, Gas or Gasoline Engine, Steam Engine,
Horse Power and Windmill; Using Belt, Gearing or Connecting Rod.
HYDRO-PNEUMATIC WATER SYSTEMS 187 to 198

For Supplying Water to Farm Homes, Suburban Residences, Country
Clubs, Summer Homes, Greenhouses, etc., the Tank Pressure in Many
Cases being Automatically Controlled, and the Pump Operated by Electric
Motor, Gasoline Engine or by Hand.
SPRAY PUMPS AND ACCESSORIES 199 to 216

Bucket, Knapsack, Barrel, Tank, Compressed Air, and Cart Sprayers for
the Garden, Greenhouse and Orchard; Independent Power Spray Pumps
and Complete Power Spraying Outfits for Extensive Operations; Field
Sprayers, Spray Nozzles, Spraying Attachments, etc.
REPAIRS OR EXTRA PARTS . 217 to 238

Descriptive Tabulated Price Lists of Extra Parts for Deming Hand, Wind-
mill and Power Pumps; Iron and Brass Cylinders, Spray Pumps and
Accessories.
TECHNICAL DATA AND ENGINEERING TABLES 239 to 248

Information for the Engineer, Architect and Manufacturer; Also for Dealers
In and Users of Pumps in General; Such as Facts, Formulas and Rules
Relating to Hydraulics and Pneumatics; Including Capacities, Power
and Speed of Pumps, and Their Operating Factor.
TELEGRAPH CIPHER CODE AND INDEXES 249 to 254

Embracing Figure Index Arranged by Figure Numbers, Consecutively;
and Alphabetical Index Arranged by Name of Article. The Telegraph
Cipher Code Defines Sentences Relating to Class of Goods, Inquiries and
Prices, Terms and Shipments; Also to Orders and their Execution.
MOUSE LIFT
FORCE PUMPS
FOR CISTERNS AND WELLS
PITCHER SPOUT AND CISTERN
LIFT PUMPS FOR SHALLOW
WELLS AND CISTERNS. HOUSE
FORCE PUMPS FOR HAND USE
IN DOMESTIC WATER
SUPPLY.
A Typical Deming House Force Pump

Fig. 508
LEVER BOLT
CROSSHEAO
DISCHARGE TUBE
UNION NUT
(Descriptive Illustration)
The names of the various parts are indicated in the illustration to give dealers and users
a general idea of the component parts of pumps shown in this section or chapter of the
catalogue. These pumps are complete integral force pumps ready for attaching of suction and
discharge tubing.
The pumps designated as house force pumps will satisfactorily lift water by suction a
vertical distance of 25 ft. calculated from the surface of the water to the pump cylinder. A
reasonable horizontal distance from the water supply to the cylinder does not materially affect
the working of the pump, but all pipe connections should be screwed up tight and the horizontal
part of suction pipe should always incline a trifle upward toward the pump. This will prevent
air pockets, which are troublesome.
With a house force pump water can be lifted and forced to a point above the surface of
supply, (called the total lift) from a cistern, well, spring, dam or creek, as given below for various
dimensions of cylinder.
Approximate Duty of House Force Pumps

(The Leverage Being About 6 to 1)
Diameter of Cylinder
Inches
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How to Install Deming House Lift and Force Pumps

Shown on the Following Pages
Before placing the pump in working
position, it is best to soak the stock in water
for an hour or so. This will expand the cup
leather and cause it to fit the walls of the
cylinder more snugly. The pump should

always rest firmly on the well curb or plat-
form, and should not be supported by the
suction pipe. The lower end of the suction
pipe should never be permitted to touch the

bottom of the well.
The pump always works easier after a
few days' use. If the plunger leathers should

be thick, the pump may work hard and stiff
at first. It is almost impossible to adjust

leathers exactly right at the factory because
of the difference in expansion and thickness

of the leathers.
All pipe joints should be well threaded and

screwed together snugly so as to secure a
perfect suction. The connecting rod in deep

well pumps should be well threaded and
screwed together jtightly to make good,
strong joints.
If a bucket of water is held to the spout
and the handle is worked rapidly, the pump

will prime itself.
It is possible to draw water horizontally

Typical Installation showing well a horizontal distance
from pump any reasonable distance, provided the vertical
suction distance does not exceed 25 feet. This is illustrated by the "Typical Installation" in
which the water is drawn vertically from the well, then horizontally to a point beneath the pump,
and again vertically into the pump cylinder which is located in the stock or body of the pump.
When the suction pipe is laid horizontally, it should be placed underground a distance of three
feet to prevent freezing, and the pipe leading vertically to the pump should be carefully boxed
in for the same reason.
Where the water is more than 25 feet below the pump, Deming Set-Length Pumps, with
additional pipe, or Deming Well Pump Standards should be used.
Engineering Tables and Information Relating to Hydraulics, Pages 239 to 248

11
Deming Close Top Pitcher Spout Pump

With Adjustable Lever and Cut-Off Base
For a Vertical Suction Lift of 25 Feet
Fig. 125
This is our Fig. 125 improved pitcher spout pump with close top. It is in universal favor
for house use, where a low priced but substantial cistern pump is required. Fig. 125 has a cut-
off base so that a bucket or vessel when set under the spout, will catch the water.
The cylinder is polished on a special machine which insures a smooth surface for the plunger
and at the same time leaves intact the chilled face of the casting. All parts are made to exact
gauges so that repairs will always fit. An iron valve seat is regularly furnished. Brass valve
seat instead of iron, will be furnished if desired, but at extra cost.
On the projecting hub at the bottom of the base, is screwed a coupling nut which is
threaded for iron pipe. When so ordered, either a brass tube or a galvanized iron tube for solder-
ing to lead pipe, will be furnished, but at extra charge. Fig. 125 is made with either iron or
brass-lined cylinder as listed below.
Furnished, when so ordered, with Brass Valve Seat at extra cost.
Quantity, Dimensions and Weights of Fig. 125, Packed for Export

Sizes
'he Deming "Domestic" Kitchen Pump

With Close Top
For Vertical Suction Lift of 25 Feet
Fig. 102
This is a splendid pump for kitchen use. The close top and large water chamber prevent
the water from splashing out at the top. A spout of this type keeps the water from dripping
back on the pump stand. The "horn" on the spout provides a means of supporting the bucket.
By unscrewing the two bolts in the bearer, the lever can be swung around to the right or left
as desired.
The "Domestic" is very durable. It is not expensive and is a staunch and efficient
pump for cistern use. The cylinder is iron. On the projecting hub at the bottom of the base,
is screwed a coupling nut which is threaded for iron pipe. If specified, a brass or galvanised
iron tube for soldering to lead pipe will be supplied at extra cost. All parts are made to
exact gauges so repairs will always fit.
Furnished, when so ordered, with Brass Valve Seat at extra cost.
Sizes and Prices

Size of
Cylinder
Inches
Deming Brass Cylinder Pitcher Spout Pumps

With Close Top and Adjustable Lever
For Vertical Suction Lift of 25 Feet
Fig. 101 Fig. 115
These pumps have the cylinder or stock constructed of SEAMLESS BRASS TUBING which
makes them extremely durable. On the projecting hub at the bottom of the base, is screwed
a coupling nut which is threaded for iron pipe. If so ordered, a brass or galvanized iron tube
for soldering to lead pipe will be supplied at extra cost.
Fig. 101 can be furnished with either nickel plated or brass finished cylinder as listed below.
Fig. 115 has all-brass plunger.
The bearers may be set at any angle to the spout. The construction of the bases makes
it possible to place a vessel directly beneath the spout.
Wherever a cistern pump of neat appearance and high quality is desired, either Fig. 101
or Fig. 115 will fulfill the requirements in every respect.
Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished on these pumps.
Figure
Deming Revolving Top Cistern Pumps

With Bolted Base and Polished Cylinder
For Vertical Suction Lift of 25 Feet or Less
Detail View of
Base Furnished on
Fig. 120 These Pumps Fig. 124, With Wall Brackets
These pumps have the cylinder in the stock and are ready to use when connected to pipe.
The cylinder is bolted to the base. The top is held in place by a set screw so that the lever may
be swung around to any desired position.
The cylinder is water polished up to the spout, which prevents wear on the pump leather
and insures a good suction.
The base on these pumps is tapped for iron pipe as listed below. When so ordered, tubes
for soldering to lead pipe will be furnished at extra price.
Fig. 124 is identical with Fig. 120 except that it is fitted with brackets for attaching to
plank or wall.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Special Cistern Force Pumps

With Brass Cylinder
Will Lift and Force 50 Feet
Fig. 518 Fig. 519
The above cuts represent a type of our more recent cistern force pumps with Brass
cylinder. They be found useful in elevating water to bathroom, tank or any part of the
will
house by running pipes from the back outlet. We furnish this pump with either plain or cock
Spout and with or without air chamber. The long swinging fulcrum (on Figs. 518 and 5 '9)
reduces the wear on plunger rod and stuffing box to a minimum. These pumps can be fitted
for lead or iron pipe, but always furnished for iron pipe unless otherwise specified.
In ordering, always state style of spout. For Nickel-plated Cylinders add $1.00 to list.
Sizes and Prices

Deming "New Era" Double-Acting House Force Pumps

With Differential Plunger
Will Lift and Force from 35 to 50 Feet
Fig. 540 Fig. 544
For house use these are very popular pumps to lift and force water from cisterns and
shallow wells where the water is within easy vertical suction distance. If water is to be dis-
charged into an elevated tank, Fig. 544 must be used, because it has a cock spout adapting it
especially to this purpose.
The suction plunger below the spout, and the differential plunger above the spout
produce a double acting effect as the suction plunger is twice the area of the differential.
On the projecting hub at the bottom of the base, is screwed a coupling nut which is threaded
for iron pipe. When so ordered a brass tube or galvanized iron tube for soldering to lead pipe,
will be furnished at additional cost.
The spouts are threaded for %-inch hose coupling. The back outlet is tapped for 1-inch
pipe. The bearers are adjustable so the levers can be turned at any angle with the spout. By
removing the brass plug in the air chamber, Figs. 540 and 544 may be converted into lift pumps.
Sizes and Prices

Deming Hand Force Pump on Base

With Cock Spout and Air Chamber
Will Lift and Force 35 to 75 Feet
Fig. 508
This is It has an air chamber and cock spout on the side

an extremely popular pump.
discharge. The upward discharge supplied with a union nut and galvanized malleable iron
is
tube threaded for pipe as listed. Brass cased plunger rod is regularly furnished.
The base is tapped for iron suction pipe. All parts are made to exact gauges and repairs
will always fit.
bearer is adjustable to any angle with the spout. The bolt holes in the air chamber
The
are so spaced that the spout can be turned 90 degrees in either direction.
To prevent freezing, raise the lever to extreme height.
Ifupward discharge ONLY is to be used, deduct $2.50 for cock spout from list price.
Brass Valve Seat is regularly furnished on this pump.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming Hand Force Pump on Plank

With Cock Spout and Upward Discharge
Fig. 509
The pump here illustrated is in every respect similar to Fig. 508, shown on opposite page,
except that it provided with brackets for attaching to plank or wall.
is
The upward discharge is supplied with a union nut and galvanized malleable iron tube
threaded for pipe as listed.
Base is tapped for iron pipe as listed below. When so ordered, tubes for soldering to lead
pipe will be furnished at extra price.
The bolt holes in the air chamber are so spaced that the spout can be turned 90 degrees in
either direction. Brass cased plunger rod is regularly furnished. All parts are made to exact
gauges so that repairs will always fit.
Should the plank not be desired, deduct $1.00 list.
If cock spout is not desired, deduct $2.50 from list price.
Sizes and Prices
No.
2
4
6
Deming "Blue Special" House Force Pump

With Brass Tube Cylinder
Fig. 516
This is one of our latest and best designed pumps for house use. It has a long swinging
fulcrum which puts on the base, all the strain of pumping. The suction pipe screws into the base.
This type of bolted base is very convenient to install and makes the suction valve easy of access
when the cylinder is removed from the base.
Fig. 516 has brass tube cylinder and large air chamber, also compression bibb cock and a
back outlet tapped for one inch pipe. The plunger rod is brass cased and operates through a
brass stuffing box gland. Fig. 516 is painted blue and gold and presents a very neat appearance.
The unusually long lever makes pumping easy.
Sizes and Prices

Size
Cylinder
Inches
Deming House Force Pump on Plank

With Fly- Wheel and Crank
Fig. 523
This pump is firmly bolted to the wall plank.

The spout can be set at different angles by re-
moving the bolts in the base of the air chamber.
The fly-wheel is 20 inches in diameter and

will be found of great assistance in pumping
large quantities of water.
The plunger rod is brass cased and operates

through a brass stuffing box gland.
The upward discharge is supplied with a
union nut and galvanized malleable iron tube
Base is tapped for iron pipe as listed below.

When so ordered, tubes for soldering to lead
pipe will be supplied at extra cost.
The plank on which the pump is mounted is
nicely finished in natural wood. Deduct $1.00

from list price if plank is not desired.
If cock spout is not desired, deduct $2.50

from list price.
Brass Valve Seat is regularly furnished on

this pump.
Sizes and Prices
No.

With Upward Discharge
Fig. 520
Fig. 520 has a brass cased piston rod

with pitman and rod guide, and long
lever. The lever is furnished for either
right or left hand, but is always arranged
right handed, as illustrated, unless other-
wise ordered.
All parts are made to exact gauges so

that repairs will always fit.
The discharge of Fig. 520 is fitted with

a galvanized malleable iron tube threaded
for iron pipe, this tube being attached to
the discharge funnel w ith a coupling
r
nut.
Base is tapped for iron pipe as listed

below. When
so ordered, tubes for sol-
dering to lead pipe will be supplied at
extra cost.
Fig. 520 is regularly mounted on a

handsome plank and presents a very fine
appearance. If this plank is not desired,
deduct $1.00 list.
Brass Valve Seat is regularly furnished

on this pump.
Sizes and Prices


With Air Chamber and Cock Spout
Fig. 524
In all respects this is the same pump as Fig.

520, except that an air chamber and cock spout
have been added. The bolt holes in the air
chamber are so spaced that the spout can be
turned 90 degrees.
The upward discharge is supplied with a

union nut and galvanized malleable iron tube
Base is tapped for iron pipe as listed below.

When so ordered, tubes for soldering to lead pipe
will be supplied at extra cost.
All parts are made to exact gauges so that
repairs w ill always fit.

r
Should plank not be desired, deduct $1.00

list.
Deduct $2.50 from list price if cock spout

is not wanted.
Brass Valve Seat is regularly furnished on

this pump.
Sizes and Prices

Deming "Ideal" Double- Acting Oscillating Force Pump

With Brackets
Fig. 570
Fig. 570 is well suited for pumping hot liquid, oils, wines,
cider, etc., as it has no leather packing.
To secure the best results, the vertical distance from the
pump to the liquid should not exceed 20 feet. A foot valve on

the end of the suction pipe may be used to advantage where
freezing is not liable to occur. The pump lever may be worked
from either a vertical or horizontal position. The construction
of Fig. 570 is such as to cause a minimum of friction. All parts
are made to exact gauges so that repairs will always fit. The
following parts are regularly made of brass:
Oscillating wing or piston, valves, which are brass

swing type, suction valve deck and valves,
stuffing-box gland.
Following are the parts regularly made of iron, any or

all of which will be made of brass when specified at extra cost:
Shell, lid, stuffing-box nut and pipe flanges.
The piston shaft is steel but will be made of brass if
specified, but at extra cost. Lever is regularly malleable iron

but can be furnished with an iron socket and wood lever if so specified. The interior view
shown on opposite page will explain the construction, also method of operation.
We can furnish air chamber with cock spout at additional list prices as on opposite page.
Sizes and Prices
No.
"
Deming Ideal" Double-Acting Oscillating Force Pump
Mounted on Base
Fig. 670
DISCHARGE FLANGE
FLANGE BOLTS -
SHELL
DISCHARGE VALVES
OSCILLATING WING
OR PISTON
SUCTION VALVES
SUCTION VALVE DECK
BASE
COUPLING NUT '
Fig. 670 is same as Fig. 570 shown on oppo-

DETAIL OF FIGURE 670 site page, but mounted on a cast-iron base.
We can furnish air chamber with cock spout at additional list as given below:
Iron Air Chamber and Brass Bibb Cock

No. 0. .$6.50 No. 2 $6.50 No 5 .$9.00
No. 1. .6.50 No. 3 8.00 No 6 . 9.00
No. 4 . . 8.00
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming "Climax" Double Acting House Force Pumps

For Open Tank Water Systems
Fig. 608 Fig. 600
These are two of

our most popular pumps
for elevating water to up-
per floors and attic tanks.

Access to the valves is ob-
tained by removing the
two bolts, one on each end
of pump. The air
the
chamber and suction at-
tachment can then each
be separated from the
valve chamber, leaving
the valves exposed. As
shown in the illustration,
the valve chamber is
cast on the side of the
cylinder. Both cylinder
heads are bolted on, mak-
ing the plunger easily ac-
cessible.
Water is dis-
charged on both strokes
and a steady even stream
is insured because of the
large air chamber. Figs.

608 and 600 are especially
suited to open tank water systems. For pumps to be used with the hydro-pneumatic (compressed
air tank systems) see next page. All "Climax" pumps have bronze wing valves and bronze valve
seats. Many thousand "Climax" pumps are now in use.
Fig. 600 is fitted with cog lever. In this respect only does it differ from Fig. 608 which
has plain lever.
Sizes and Prices
1
2
Deming "Climax" Double Acting House Force Pumps

For Hydro-Pneumatic Systems
Fig. 608^ Fig. 6003^

With Air Cock and Plain Lever With Air Cock and Cog Lever
Except that to each of

these pumps is fitted a small
check valve and air cock,
they are identical with Figs.

608 and 600 shown on the
opposite page. This air
valve which is attached to

the cylinder head, adapts
these pumps for use with
hydro-pneumatic systems of
water supply (commonly
known as compression tank
water systems).
The hydro-pneumatic
systems are fully explained
on pages 187 to 198. With
the air cock just mentioned
the amount of air to be
pumped into the tank with
the water, can be easily
governed by adjusting the

cock. If it is desired to
pump water only, then the air cock can be shut off. Fig. 6003^ "Climax" is the Fig.
"Climax" with cog lever instead of plain lever.
Sizes and Prices
Fig. 608^
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Deming Double-Acting House Force Pump

For Hydro-Pneumatic Service
For Wells and Cisterns 25 Feet Deep or Less
Fig. 606
Section of Fig. 606

(Patented)
In general construction, this pump is similar to those

illustrated and described on the two preceding pages. It
is,however, fitted with a special internal air cylinder which
is connected directly to the air chamber or compression
Fig. 606, with Patented Internal
tank as desired, by an air discharge pipe. With this device,
Air Cylinder air is not taken directly into the suction; therefore the
efficiency of the pump is not impaired. The piston rod

is hollow and forms the internal air cylinder. If water only is desired, close the air cock on plunger
rod. THIS INTERNAL AIR CYLINDER is FULLY COVERED BY OUR PATENTS. The view of this pump
in section shows clearly the method of operating.
FlG. 606 IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR USE WHERE THE SUPPLY IS HIGHER THAN THE PUMP,
.
but can also be used to good advantage where the supply is lower than the pump.
FIG. 606 is, without doubt, the most efficient hand pump on the market for hydro-pneu-
matic systems.
Sizes and Prices
No.
SET-LENGTH LIFT
FORCE PUMPS
FOR HAND AND WINDMILL
NON-FREEZING OUTDOOR
PUMPS FOR SHALLOW WELLS
AND CISTERNS. COMPLETE LIFT
AND FORCE PUMPS FOR HAND
AND WINDMILL USE WITH
THREE-FOOT SET-LENGTH
BETWEEN STANDARD
AND CYLINDER
A Typical Deming Set Length Force Pump

Fig. 442 (In Section)
FLAT ROD
FLAT ROD GUIDE
OF FULCRUM TOP
FLAT AND ROUND
ROD COUPLING
WITH SET SCREW STUFFING BOX
GLAND
PLUNGER ROD
HEMP PACKING N LEVER LINK

BEARER BOLT BEARER OR
FULCRUM
-AIR CHAMBER TUBE
AIR CHAMBER
BACK OUTLET
PLUG
ROD COUPLING
HOSE
TUBE LEVER
SPOUT NUT
DISCHARGE PIPE
STANDARD
WITH BASE
AND AIR
CHAMBER
PLUNGER ROD TOP CAP

LEATHER
WASHER
BOTTOM CAP WITH

VALVE SEAT
Approximate Sizes of Cylinders for Hand and Windmill Pumps

Depth of Well in Feet (This Depth or Less)
Deming Set Length Lift and Force Pumps

Suggestions For Installing Them
Any pump stock which is connected to an independent cylinder by sufficient pipe to
place the top of the cylinder three feet below the base of the pump, is known as a "Set Length
pump." By the use of this fixed set length, the cylinder is brought below the frost line. All
the pumps illustrated in this section are furnished with a three-foot set length and a cylinder.
To prevent freezing, we drill a small hole in the set length pipe just above the cylinder,
which permits the water to drain out of the pipe after pumping. Care should be taken that
this drip hole does not become clogged while the pump is being installed.
The set length pump is intended for use in wells 28 feet deep or less or in any place where
the vertical suction lift does not exceed 25 feet. A set length pump is very easy to install since
it is necessary only to screw sufficient pipe into the lower end of the cylinder to reach to the
bottom of a well. However, the distance from the bottom of the cylinder to the surface of
the water should not be greater than 25 feet. All pipe joints should be well threaded and
screwed up tight. The weight of the pump and pipe should be carried by the well platform or
curb, and not upon the suction pipe, as the suction pipe should never rest upon the bottom of
the well. When the pump is to be used in a shallow well, it is advisable to soak the cylinder
in water for an hour or so. This will cause the plunger leathers to swell and fit more snugly
the walls of the cylinder.
By lengthening the pipe and lowering the cylinder into or near the water, this type of
pump may be used in wells up to 200 feet deep, depending upon the size of the cylinder and
the construction of the pump. For instance, it is not advisable to use Figs. 198, 182, 183, 166
and other light weight pumps shown in this section in wells more than 50 feet deep, while the
heavier pumps with longer levers, such as Figs. 211, 290, 219, 442, the "Peerless" Pumps, etc.,
may be used in wells of much greater depth.
We recommend that a foot valve be placed on the end of the suction pipe if the cylinder
cannot be submerged. The foot valve will keep the cylinder and the pipe below the cylinder,
full of water at all times, so that the pump will require no priming. However, if the cylinder
can be placed in the water, the pump will always be primed and a foot valve will not be neces-
sary. We advise that the cylinder be submerged wherever possible.
On the succeeding pages are described lift and force pumps with cast iron stocks; pipe
stocks and adjustable bases; hand, windmill and cog lever tops. The table on opposite page
showing the size cylinder which should be used in wells up to 200 feet, will be found useful when
figuring a pump installation.
31
Deming Special Anti-Freezing Lift Pumps

Fig. 398
With Set Length Connected Under Spout Windmill Top
For Wells 28 Feet Deep or Less
Fig. 198
Open Top
These are the lightest pattern of set length pumps

which we manufacture. They are extremely popular
and have for many years been favorites with dealers
and users. We have made thousands of them.
By lengthening the pipe and lowering the cylinders

into the water, this type of pump can be used in wells
50 feet deep or less, with very satisfactory results.
Fig. 198 has % inch diameter.

pump rod
Fig. 398 has windmill rod inch x % inch,

1 threaded
re inch. Plunger rod ^ inch.isCoupling is j^ inch
x 2/g inch.
Fig. 398 has the same standard and set length as

Fig. 198; the only difference between the two pumps
is that Fig. 398 has revolving windmill top instead of
hand top.
A drip hole in the set length pipe three feet below

base allows the water to flow back into the well and
prevents freezing.
Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished on these
pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Special Open Top Hand Lift Pump

With Cog Lever Top and Guarded Gear
Fig. 298
Hand Top
This is the same standard as Fig. 198, on opposite page, but is fitted
with cog lever top for hand operation. It makes a very light but servicea-
ble cog lever pump which we are able to sell at a low price. Fig. 298
is the simplest form of COG LEVER set length lift pump.
As illustrated, Fig. 298 is adapted for wells 28 feet deep or less; but
if the pipe is lengthened and the cylinder lowered into or near the water,
it may be used in wells 50 feet deep or less with very satisfactory results.
The cylinder rod is ^ of an inch in diameter.
We construct this pump so that the plunger rod is given a direct vertical
motion and will not get out of line, which makes it very easy to operate.
The gear guards afford absolute protection from the gears, which are
entirely enclosed by the guards.

A drip hole in the set length pipe, three feet below the base, allows
the water to flow back into the well and prevents freezing.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming "Mascot" Pipe Standard Lift Pumps

With Adjustable Base and Brace
Fig. 182 Fig. 482

Open Top Open Top
The "Mascot" pump is made with plain
and cog lever top as illustrated. That part of
the standard below the spout is made of pipe
and is fitted with adjustable base which makes

it possible to have the pump spout any desired
distance above the well platform or sink. The
brace is also adjustable and the bearer is of the
revolving type.
As illustrated, these pumps are adapted for
wells 28 feet deep or less; by lengthening the pipe

and lowering the cylinder into or near the water,
they are equally serviceable in wells up to 50
feet deep. The stock and set length on each
pump is constructed of 1^-inch pipe. The cylin-

der rod is ^ f an inch in diameter.
The cog lever top on Fig. 482 insures

frictionless operation. The plunger rod receives
a direct vertical motion which makes the opera-
tion extremely easy. The gears are entirely
enclosed by gear guards.
A drip hole in the set length pipes of each
of these pumps, three feet below the base, allows
the water to flow back into the well and prevents
freezing. Figs. 182 and 482 have six-inch stroke.
Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished on

these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Special Well Hand Lift Pumps

With Adjustable Base
Fig. 166 Fig. 183

Open Top Lift Pump
FIG. 166 "NEW MODEL" has a large spout
casting which provides a receptacle of sufficient

size to prevent the water from spurting out at
the top. The curved siphon spout insures a
uniform discharge. A heavy split base is fur-
nished, so that a brace is not needed. The

bearer can be set at any angle to the spout, and
the base being adjustable, permits the standard
to be any desired height. The cylinder rod is
re inch diameter.
FIG. 183 also has an adjustable base and

brace, permitting the standard to be any desired
height. The base is cup-shaped and will fit over

the top of any size casing up to six inches
diameter. Pump rod is 3^-inch cold-rolled steel,
welded to j^-inch plunger rod.
The standards and set lengths of these
pumps are constructed of lJ4-inch pipe. As

illustrated, Figs. 166 and 183 are adapted for use
in wells 28 feet deep or less, but if the pipe is
lengthened and the cylinder lowered into or

near the water, they may be used in wells 50 feet
deep or less. A drip hole in the set length pipe

three feet below the base allows the water to
flow back into the well and prevents freezing.

these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Improved Non-Freezing Hand Lift Pump

With Open Top
Fig. 211
One of our best known and most popular lift pumps. A well-
balanced, medium-weight pump. The base is cast solid on the stock
and set length pipe is connected under the spout, insuring delivery
of the water after a few strokes of the handle. Suitable for open or
drilled wells.
Pump rod is re-inch steel and is fastened to lever with a rod
eye and set screw. This rod eye is furnished to enable repairs to be
made by any person equipped to thread the rod.
The lever may be set at any angle to the spout. Bearer is
secured to the stock by three set screws.
As illustrated, Fig. 211 may be used in wells 28 feet deep or less.
However, by lengthening the pipe and lowering the cylinder

into or near the water, it may be used in wells 50 to 75 feet deep,
depending upon the size of the cylinder see table on page 30.
A drip hole in the set length pipe three feet below the base
allows the water to flow back and prevents freezing.
Sizes and Prices
SIZES AND FITTINGS

Deming Non-Freezing Windmill Lift Pump

421 With Tight Top
This pump is similar to Fig. 211 shown on the opposite page

except that it is fitted with windmill top. The addition of this
windmill top gives a vertical motion to the piston rod, preventing
an uneven action of the plunger in the cylinder and adapts the pump
for operation by windmill.
The flat rod of Fig. 421 fits the top snugly and prevents dirt,
stones, or other foreign substances from getting into the pump.
As illustrated, Fig. 421 may be used in wells 28 feet deep or less.
However, by lengthening the pipe and lowering the cylinder into or

near the water, they may be used in wells 50 to 75 feet deep, depend-
ing upon the size[[of the cylinder see table on page 30. Fig. 421
has windmill rod, 1 x ^g inch, threaded rV inch. Plunger rod is
re inch. Coupling is rV x %inch.
A drip hole in the set length pipe just above the cylinder pre-
vents freezing. Length of stroke is six inches.
Sizes and Prices
SIZES AND FITTINGS

Dem ing Pipe Standard Hand Force Pump

With Adjustable Base and Brace
Fig. 185
Force Pump Fig. 184
FIG. 185 SINGLE-ACTING FORCE PUMP is a
very good light weight pump, popular with

dealer and user alike. The standard and set
length consists of 1%-inch pipe. Base and brace
may be quickly adjusted for varying distances
between well platform and spout. Pump rod is
3/2-inch cold-rolled steel, welded to ^g-inch
plunger rod.
FIG. 184 DOUBLE-ACTING FORCE PUMP is
one of our latest designs of force pumps, the

construction permitting adjustment of the spout
to any desired height. It can be used in either
open or drilled wells. The cup-shaped base will

fitover the top of any size casing up to six
inches in diameter.
Fig. 184 has a differential plunger which

causes a continuous flow of water at the spout.
The cylinders furnished with Fig. 184 are
sufficiently long to give full six-inch stroke,
either in iron, brass-lined or brass tube, capped
inside or outside, as listed. Fig. 184 has 3/2-inch
plunger rod fitted with ^ x //s-inch coupling.
Both pumps are regularly supplied with

hose nut and tube. A drip hole in the set length
pipe just above the cylinder prevents freezing.
Length of stroke is six inches.
these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Non-Freezing Hand Force Pumps

With Revolving Top
Fig. 219 Will Lift and Force 35 to 75 Feet Fig. 223
The pumps illustrated on this page are

similar in most respects. They differ
principally in the construction of the air

chamber, which in Fig. 219 is in the
standard and cast integral with it. Fig.
223 has a separate air chamber, bolted
to the standard, this air chamber being
fitted with upward discharge for forcing
water into elevated tanks. They are
furnished with hose tubes, as shown.
As listed, they are adapted to wells
28 feetdeep, but when the cylinder
is lowered into or near the water, they
may be used in wells up to 100 feet deep
if a cylinder of smaller diameter is used
than listed below see table on page 30.
The rod on these pumps is ^-inch cold-
rolled steel, welded to re-inch plunger rod.
A drip hole in the set length pipe, three

feet below base, allows the water to flow
back into the well and prevents freezing.
Repairs for our pumps will always fit.
If Fig. 223 is wanted with plain spout
instead of cock spout, deduct $2.50 from

list.
Fig. 219 has back outlet tapped for

1^-inch pipe.
Fig. 219 furnished with cock spout at

$2.50 extra, list.
Brass Valve Seals are regularly furnished

on these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Fi 290 Deming "Premium" Hand Force Pumps -p.
With Adjustable Base

For yard use we consider these pumps to have no

equal. They are very easy to operate and are so
substantially built as to be practically exempt from
breakage.
Figs. 290 and 291 have adjustable bearers,
braces and bases, so that the standards may be
lengthened or shortened as desired and the levers
swung around to any angle with the spouts. The
heavy metal balls on the extra long wooden levers
makes pumping easy.
In Fig. 290 the stock is made of IJ^-inch pipe
while the set length is 1^-inch pipe, with the excep-
tion of No. 6 size, which has 1^-inch set length pipe.
Fig. 291 differs from Fig. 290 in the following

respects. It is fitted with a cock spout instead of
plain spout; has a back outlet tapped for 1^-inch
pipe; the standard and set length are respectively
constructed of 2-inch and IJ^-inch pipe except the
No. 6 size which has 1^-inch set length. The back
outlet makes it possible to force water into elevated
tanks. The base is cup-shaped and will fit over the
top of any size casing up to six inches diameter. If
plain spout is wanted, deduct $2.50 from list price.
Plunger rod through stuffing box is ^

cold-rolled steel, welded to %-inch steel rod,
coupled to %-inch stub rod on cylinder. On No. 6
size, lower end of plunger rod and stub rod on
cylinder is ^ inch.
Both pumps have hose nut and tube.
As illustrated, Figs. 290 and 291 are adapted
for use in wells 28 feet deep or less, but by lengthening
the pipe and lowering the cylinder into or near the
water, they may be used in wells up to 200 feet deep,
provided a cylinder of smaller diameter is used than
listed below see table on page 30. A drip hole in
the set length pipe three feet below the base allows
the water to flow back into the well and prevents
freezing.
these pumps.
Brass-Lined
Brass-Lined Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Non-Freezing Windmill Force Pump

With Cock Spout and Back Outlet
Fig. 442 Will Lift and Force 35 to 75 Feet
This popular set length pump is adapted for hand or windmill use.
It has the same standard as Figs. 440 and 444. The windmill top
gives a direct vertical motion to the plunger, thus wearing the cylinder
smoothly and evenly. Fig. 442 has revolving tight top and brass stuff-
ing box gland. Accurate and permanent alignment of the piston rod is
secured by casting the stuffing box and rod guide in one piece.
The lever can be disconnected when the pump is to be operated by

windmill. Spout is flanged and bolted to the standard. Hose tube
and nut are regularly furnished. Bearer is clamped to the stock by
three hook bolts. Fig. 442 has windmill rod 1 x ^ inch, threaded
}/2 inch. Plunger rod through stuffing box is %-inch cold-rolled steel,
coupled to j^-inch plunger rod. Back outlet is regularly tapped for

1^4-inch pipe.
Fig. 442 may be installed in wells up to 200 feet if a smaller diameter
cylinder is used than listed below see table on page 30.
A drip hole in the set length pipe, three feet below the base,
allows the water to flow back into the well and prevents freezing.
Deduct $2.50 from list price if plain spout is desired instead of

cock spout.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming "Peerless" Double-Acting Force Pumps

A Brief Description of this Famous Complete Line of Pumps
"Peerless" Pumps are made for
either shallow, deep or drilled wells,
and with or without three-way attach-
PLUNGER ROD END FULCRUM PIN ment with or without windmill top.
Any of them may be had with cog
VALVE SCREW FULCRUM TOP lever top. We make the cog lever
STUFFING BOX GLAND pumps WITH WINDMILL OR HAND TOP
DISCHARGE SPOUT CLEVER and we can furnish them either way
COUPLING NUT at the same price, since the extra
length of windmill rod is the only
HOSE TUBE
difference between the hand and wind-
mill cog lever pumps.
PUMP STANDARD
CUT AWAY BELOW EASY To OPERATE: "Peerless"
Pumps are so often found in country
school yards and railway stations,
PIPE CLAMP \PUMP STANDARD because they are so easy to operate.
Directly under the lever of every
"Peerless" Pump is an air chamber
DISCHARGE PIPE AIR CHAMBER PIPE
pipe which compresses the supply of
air and acts as an elastic cushion, keep-
ing the same amount of water in the

PLUNGER ROD
discharge pipe so that the water flows
DISCHARGE VALVE from the spout in a steady stream
CASE without spurting or splashing.
DIFFERENTIAL
DISCHARGE VALVE ROD PLUNGER THE DIFFERENTIAL CYLINDER
DISCHARGE VALVE / ROD COUPLING THE LOAD: On the
EQUALIZES up
PIPE COUPLING PLUNGER ROD stroke of the plunger the water from
COUPLING NUT the lower cylinder is lifted through
DIFFERENTIAL /LOWER the cylinder pipe and pump passages.
CYLINDER CYLINDER
One-half is forced through the spout
MANIFOLD
ATTACHMENT and the other half follows the dif-
REDUCER ferential piston into the differential

Illustration (in Section) of Fig. 283 "Peerless" Force Pump. cylinder. On the downward stroke,
the differential piston forces down and
out through the spout the water that followed it on the up stroke. Thus the pump dis-
charges half the water on the up stroke and half on the down stroke.
Because of the differential cylinder, no stuffing boxes are used. There is nothing, there-
fore, to hinder the passage of the plunger rod. When garden hose is attached to the spout,
there will be no leakage at top of air chamber.
When windmill power is to be applied to the "Peerless" windmill pumps, it is necessary
to remove just one pin, and the handle drops down. When this operation is reversed, the pin
will always FIT.
The stock is a single casting. The pipes are held rigidly in place by an ingenious clamp
which prevents them from swinging. THE DISCHARGE AND AIR CHAMBER PIPES ARE GALVANIZED.
On the succeeding six pages the "Peerless" pumps are illustrated and further described.
Complete Table of Contents and General Classification of Pumps, Pages 7 and 8

42
Deming Double-Acting "Peerless" Force Pumps

For Shallow Wells Fig. 450
Windmill Top
Fig. 280
Dealers will find that these pumps are
Hand Top
a great convenience because the Shallow
Well Pumps, Figs. 280 and 450, can readily
be made into the Deep Well Pumps, Figs.
281 and 451, see page 44. This is ac-
complished by simply detaching the lower
cylinder and connecting to it the attach-
ment "B" and to the lower pump casting
the attachment "A." This feature of
adjustability is an advantage that gives
the dealer four styles of pumps by carry-
ing two styles; together with the attach-
ments. When fitted for deep wells these
pumps may be used in wells up to 200

feet deep, if a smaller diameter cylinder is
used than is listed below see table on

page 30.
Fig. 280 has ^-inch plunger rod fitted

with y% x 3^-inch coupling.
Fig. 450 has windmill rod 1 x inch, ^

welded to J^-inch steel rod, and connected
to plunger rod with union coupling.
Plunger stub rod is threaded inch. %
Nos. 2 and 4 "Peerless" Pumps, Figs.
280 and 450, are the most popular size,
as they will go in 5^-inch well casing.
Attachments "A" and "B" to make
"Peerless" shallow well pumps into deep
well pumps, $1.00 per pair.
A drip hole in the discharge pipe, three

feet below base, allows the water to flow
Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished
on these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.

For Deep Wells Fig. 451
Will Lift and Force 35 to 75 Feet Windmill Top
Fig. 281 Instead of having the cylinder attached to the

Hand Top set length as is the case in Figs. 280 and 450, de-
scribed on the preceding page, Figs. 281 and 451
are furnished with the deep well attachments "A"
and "B," and a separate brass-lined cylinder (Fig.
308) which can be dropped down into the well,
thereby adapting the pump to wells 200 feet deep

or less, if a smaller diameter cylinder is used than
is listed below see table on page 30.
Fig. 281 has 3/-inch plunger rod fitted with

3^ x ^g-inch coupling.
Fig. 451 has windmill rod 1 x j^-inch, welded

to J^-inch steel rod and connected to plunger rod
with union coupling. Plunger stub rod is threaded
% inch.
If the lower cylinder is placed in the water, the

pump will not require priming.
A drip hole in the discharge pipe, three feet

below the base, allows the water to flow back into
the well and prevents freezing.
Brass Valve Seats regularly furnished on these
pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.

Fig. 452
For Drilled Wells Windmill Top
Fig. 282
Hand Top
Since most drilled wells are of small
diameter, we make this "Peerless" type with
air chamber and suction pipe close together.
The two cylinders are not connected by

pipe, but are left separate so that the lower
cylinder may be dropped down to any de-
sired depth. Better results are usually ob-
tained if the lower cylinder is placed in the
water. These pumps may be used in wells
up to 200 feet deep if a smaller diameter
cylinder is used than is listed below see
table on page 30.
Fig. 282 has j^-inch galvanized steel

pump rod and fitted with re x ^-inch
coupling.
Fig. 452 has windmill rod 1 x % inch,

threaded ^ inch, and coupled to ^-inch
plunger rod with compression coupling.
Lower end of rod is furnished with y^ x %-
inch coupling for cylinder rod.
The lower cylinder furnished with this
type of "Peerless" pump is our flush capped

cylinder, Fig. 322.
A drip hole in the discharge pipe, three

feet below the base, allows the water to flow

on these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.

With Three- Way Valve for Underground Discharge
Fig. 453
Fig. 283 With this style of the "Peerless" pumps, the Windmill Top
Hand Top water may be discharged through the spout or
through the underground discharge pipe by simply
turning a hand-wheel at the top of the spout
which operates the distributing valve in the dis-
charge pipe.
Well casing must come only to the UPPER
cylinder attachment, 4 feet, 3 inches below the
base of the pump, and a pit of that depth should
be dug to accommodate the distributing valve.
Our new distributing valve is the acme of per-
fection. With it the water
be dischargedmay
through the underground discharge pipe, into a
tank at house or barn, a considerable distance
from the well.
The lower cylinder furnished with this type of

"Peerless" pump is our flush capped cylinder, Fig.
322. These pumps may be used in wells up to
200 feet deep, if a smaller diameter cylinder is
used than is listed below see table on page 30.
Fig. 283 has }/2-inch plunger rod fitted with 3/2 x
2^-inch coupling.
Fig. 453 has windmill rod 1 x ^g-inch, welded

to 3/2-inch steel rod and connected to plunger
rod with union coupling. Plunger stub rod is
threaded %, inch.
A drip hole in the discharge pipe, 3 feet below

the base, allows the water to flow back into the
well and prevents freezing.
Brass Valve Seals are regularly furnished on

these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Peerless" Cog Lever Force Pumps

Fig. 450^, for For Shallow and Deep Wells Fl'g-
Shallow Wells For Deep Wells
These two pumps are fitted with the Deming Cog Lever
Top, but otherwise they are the same as Figs. 450 and
451, pages 43 and 44, respectively.
No. 2 can be used by hand in wells up to 75 feet
deep; No. 4 in wells up to 50 feet deep; No. 6 in wells up
to 35 feet deep or less, than the depth mentioned. Our
Fig. 308 cylinder is furnished with these pumps. For
deeper wells a smaller cylinder should be used than is
listed below see table on page 30.
Figs. 4503/2 and 4513/2 have windmill rod 1 x mcn % >
threaded ^ inch and coupled to 3^-inch plunger rod with

compression coupling. Lower end of rod is furnished
with re x 3^-inch coupling for cylinder rod.
The "Peerless" pumps with cog lever can be used
either by hand or windmill. The
gear guard ABSOLUTELY PRE-
VENTS possibility of CHILDREN'S
FINGERS becoming caught in
the cogs.
When used as a hand pump,
a pin inserted at the opening
is
"C." When used as a windmill
pump the pin is taken out, which
allows the handle or lever "E"
to drop down, and in addition a
windmill slide rod is attached.
Brass Valve Seats are regularly
furnished on these pumps.
Key to Engraving
A Wood rod of windmill.
B -Hercules windmill connection.
C Opening for steel pump pin used
always with hand pumps.
D Combination coupling for con-
necting flat and round rod.
E Lever, which hangs down when
pin is removed from "C."
F Gear guard, partly broken away to
show cogs "G" on lever and rack.
G Cog mechanism, a part of lever
"E."
H Actuating rack for hand use.
When used by hand the pin MUST be inserted at "C.
Detail Cut of Cog Lever J Bolt for supporting air chamber pipe.
Sizes and Prices
'
Fig.
Deming "Peerless" Cog Lever Windmill Force Pumps

For Drilled Wells; and with Three -Way Fig. 453^
Fig.
Distributing Valve
With Three -Way
For Drilled Wells
Discharge Valve
Figs. 452}/ and 4533/2 are the same as pumps

illustrated on pages 45 and 46, respectively, ex-
cept that these pumps are fitted with cog lever
tops instead of the plain windmill top.
" "
These cog lever Peerless pumps are made
WITH WINDMILL OR HAND TOP and we can furnish
them either way at the same price, since the
extra length of windmill rod the only difference
is
between the hand and windmill cog lever pumps.

They may be used in wells up to 200 feet deep,
if smaller diameter cylinders are used than
listed below see table on page 30.
All "Peerless" pumps are furnished with

hose tubes so that garden hose can be used.
The lower cylinder furnished with this type

of "Peerless" pump is our flush capped brass
body cylinder, Fig. 322.!
Figs. 4523^ and 4533/ have windmill rod

1 x ^g inch, threaded re inch and coupled to
3^-inch plunger rod with compression coupling.
Lower end of rod is furnished with ^x %-inch
coupling for cylinder rod.
A drip hole in the set length pipe, three feet
below the base, allows the water to flow back
into the well and prevents freezing.

with these pumps.
Sizes and Prices
Fie
WELL PUMP
STANDARDS
FOR HAND AND WINDMILL
LIFT AND FORCE PUMP STAND-
ARDS, STUFFING-BOX HEADS,
ETC., FOR EITHER SHALLOW OR
DEEP WELLS; THE CYLINDER
OR WORKING BARREL BEING
SEPARATE AND USUALLY
PLACED IN THE
WATER
Typical Deming Force Pump Standard (in Section)
For Operation By Hand or Windmill
FLAT ROD
FLAT ROD GUIDE
OF FULCRUM TOP
FLAT AND ROUND
ROD COUPLING
WITH SET SCREW STUFFING BOX
GLAND
PLUNGER ROD
HEMP PACKING LEVER LINK

BEARER BOLT BEARER OR
FULCRUM
COCK HANDLE AIR CHAMBER TUBE
SCREW AIR CHAMBER
AND
CAP SACK OUTLET
PLUG
ROD COUPLING
HOSE
TUBE LEVER
SPOUT NUT
DISCHARGE PIPE
STANDARD
WITH BASE
AND AIR
CHAMBER
This illustration will serve to identify the parts entering into the construction of a pump
standard. It portrays our Fig. 444 windmill force pump standard, which is a representative
type of the classification to which this particular section of our Catalogue is devoted.
The term "Standard," as applied to pumps, indicates a pump stock with bearer, lever
and rod connection fitted for pipe and adapted for use with any ordinary independent cylinder
when pipe and rod are added. "Standards" are classified as follows: Hand lift pump standard;
Windmill lift pump standard; Hand force pump standard; Windmill force pump standard; Deep
well force pump standard, also hand and windmill standards with underground discharge, all of
which are described on the following pages of this section.
The dealer can fit a pump for a well of any depth by securing the proper standard and
cylinder and supplying the pipe and rod from his stock. Many dealers do this in preference to
buying the complete set length pump.
When standards are required for wells 75 feet deep or more, well pipe should be carried
by independent supports in the well, so that the weight of the pipe will not be carried entirely
by the thread in the standard. The cylinders should in no case be placed a greater distance
than twenty feet above the water to secure good suction, and wherever possible they should be
submerged. The size of cylinder to be used with each standard is determined by the depth
of the well. (See table on page 30.)
Deming standards with six inch stroke are fitted regularly for \}<i inch pipe; with ten
inch and adjustable stroke, for two inch pipe. However, we will tap them for other sizes of pipe,
when so ordered, and will also thread the stub of the rods of both the standards and cylinders
for such sizes of couplings as may be specified.
Deming standards are the result of years of experience. They are well proportioned and
practical, and are as near perfection as it is possible to make them.
50
Deming Improved Well Lift Pump Standard

With Pipe Connection Under Spout
Fig. 224 Open Top
This pump standard is suited for use in wells up to 70 feet deep. It has solid base and is
threaded for pipe under the spout.

Attached to the lever of Fig. 224 a rod eye connection for ^-inch well rod. A set screw
is
on this connection holds the rod in place. When the pump is installed, the complete length of
iVinch or ^-inch rod may be used from cylinder to top of pump, without coupling. For this
reasonwe do not furnish Fig. 224 with stub rod.
Fig. 224 tapped

is standard for 2-inch pipe. A combination bushing, however,
in the is
regularly furnished for IJ^-inch or Ij^-inch pipe, thus adapting it for varying conditions.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with this pump will be found elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming Deep Well Lift Pump Standard

With Bolted Pipe Flange
Fig. 230
Fig. 230 is an extra heavy lift pump standard, which will give good service in wells 150
feet deep, provided a two-inch cylinder is used. It is, of course, more desirable to install the
pump in wells of lesser depth.
Fig. 230 is made in two sections, with pipe flange bolted between so that the upper section
can be removed while connection is being made to the well pipe. After the operation is com-
pleted, the upper section can be replaced.
With such a heavy pump as Fig. 230, the flange construction will be found very conven-
ient, because, when making the connection to well pipe, there is only the lower section to be
handled. The lever is long and weighted.
Pump rod is %-inch piston rod steel, threaded r^-inch and fitted with ^ x %-'mch re-
ducing coupling for connecting to ^-inch well rod.
Fitted for 1%, 1^, or 2^-inch pipe when so ordered. Extra pipe flanges, 50 cents extra list.
Sizes and Prices

Stroke
Inches
Deming Deep Well Force Pump Standards

With Upward Discharge
Fig. 231 A Will Lift and Force 35 to 150 Feet f Fig. 1231
Provided a two-inch cylinder is used, Figs. 231 and 1231 will lift and force 150 feet, but
of course it is more desirable to install them where the duty is not quite so heavy, and then use
2*/ or 3-inch cylinders. These are very heavy and substantial force
pump standards, and are
very often used as school pumps, town pumps, etc. They are especially well adapted to coal
mining sections, or wherever unusually hard service is to be expected.
These pumps are made in two sections with pipe flange bolted between, so that the upper
section can be removed while connection is being made to well pipe. After the operation is
completed, the upper section can be replaced.
This makes it necessary to handle only the lower section, during the installation. In the
case of such heavy pumps, dealers and well drillers will much appreciate this feature.
Fig. 1231 is furnished regularly with cock spout, and with nut on upward discharge, tapped
for pipe. Fig. 231 has plain spout fitted with hose nut and tube. Air chamber of Fig. 231 is
fittedwith cap nut on upward discharge.
Pump rod is J^-inch piston rod steel, threaded j^-inch and fitted with ^ x %-inch reducing
coupling for connecting to ^g-inch well rod.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Improved Well Force Pump Standards

With Air Chamber in the Stock
Fig. 229 Fig. 1229
Well force pump standards with solid base, Figs. 229 and 1229, when used in connection
with cylinders of the proper sizes will lift and force 35 to 100 feet. To prevent freezing, the pipe
should be provided with a drip hole three feet below the base, which allows the water to flow
back after pump has been used.
The air chamber is formed by enlarging the stock above the spout. By loosening one set
screw, the lever may be set at any angle to the spout. The spout is flanged and bolted to the
standard, and is furnished with nut and %- mcn hose tube.
Pump rod is ^-inch cold rolled steel, threaded -j^-inch and fitted with reducing coupling
for ^g-inch well rod.
Fig. 1229 is regularly furnished with cock spout. Cylinders or working barrels for use
with these standards are listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices

1
Fig.
Stroke
Inches
Deming Improved Well Force Pump Standards

With Air Chamber Bolted on the Standard
Fig. 239 Fig. 1239
Well. force pump standards with solid base, Figs. 239 and 1239 when used in connection
with cylinders of the proper sizes, will lift and force 35 to 100 feet. To prevent freezing, the
pipe should be provided with a drip hole, three feet below the base, which allows the water to
flow back into the well after pumping.
The air chamber is separate and bolted to standard. The upward discharge of Fig. 239
is furnished with a cap nut, spout, hose nut and tube. Air chamber of Fig. 1239 is fitted with
nut tapped for pipe on upward discharge.
By loosening one set-screw, the lever may be set at any angle with the spout. Fig. 1239
is regularly supplied with cock spout. Otherwise it is same as Fig. 239.
Pump rod is ^g-inch piston rod steel, threaded j^-inch and fitted with reducing coupling
for ^g-inch well rod.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with these standards are listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Fig. .
239
1239
Deming Windmill Lift Pump Standards

Fig. 403 Fig. 394
FIG. 403 is one of our most popular windmill lift pump standards. It is strong and sub-
stantial, and symmetrical in design. The pipe screws into the stock under the spout. Fig. 403 is
regularly tapped in the standard for 2-inch pipe. To adapt it for IJ^-inch or IJ^-inch pipe we
will furnish a combination bushing when specified.
FIG. 394 is a swell top windmill lift pump standard adapted for either tubular or drilled
wells. The enlarged top forms a water chamber which prevents the water from escaping at the
top. Furnished regularly with solid windmill rod. Base is cast solid on the stock.
Both of the standards have adjustable bearers. Pump rod is threaded ^-inch and is
supplied with a coupling for reducing to ^g-inch. Cylinders or working barrels for use with these
standards will be found elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Windmill Force Pump Standards

With Adjustable Stroke and Solid Rod
Fig. 484 For Wells 80 Feet Deep or Less u Fig. 1444
|
is a very useful Force Pump Standard, with windmill top and swivel spout. This
Fig. 484
pump can be used with any of our independent cylinders shown elsewhere. In certain cases
there are advantages in using a pump of this kind, since the position of the spout and lever can
be changed at will after the pump is set in the well. The fulcrum top and the spout can be
placed in any desired position with relation to each other. A separate flange between the base
and the top permits the well pipe to be easily attached. Windmill rod is 1 x %inch, welded to
li^-inch cold-rolled steel, threadedi^-inch, and supplied with coupling for reducing to ^-inch.
This pump, as shown, has solid rod, which can be removed without disturbing the fulcrum top or
stuffing-box. This is a great advantage when installing the pump. If plain spout is wanted,
instead of cock spout, deduct $2.50 from list.
Fig. 1444 is similar to our Figs. 440 and 444, illustrated elsewhere, except that it is fitted
with a solid rod, the same as Fig. 484.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Windmill Lift Pump Standard

With Long Fulcrum
For Wells 35 to 100 Feet Deep
Fig. 494
Our improved Windmill Lift Pump Standard, with extra long fulcrum, will be greatly
appreciated by pump dealers and users. The long fulcrum throws all the strain of the lever
when pumping, on the base of the pump instead of the pump top. By this arrangement the
pump top and rod guide will always remain rigid and in place.
The illustration shows Fig. 494 with adjustable stroke. It is also made with six-inch stroke,
as listed below.
The pump rod threaded i^-inch, and is fitted with a re x ^g-inch coupling, so that
is
i^ or %-inch rod be used. Pumps that are tapped for two-inch pipe will, when specified,
may
be fitted with one-inch wood rod fork.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with this standard are illustrated and listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.

With Long Fulcrum and Back Outlet
Fig. 496 Fig. 498

The long fulcrum or bearer
throws all of the lever strain on the
base when pumping, instead of putting
it on the pump top.
Accurate and permanent align-
ment of the piston rod is secured by
casting the stuffing-box and rod guide
in one piece. The levers can be dis-
connected when the pump is to be
operated by windmill. The spout is
flanged and bolted to the standard.

Hose tube and nut are regularly fur-
nished.
Back outlet is tapped regularly
for l^-inchpipe, for discharging into
elevated tank. Pump rod is made of
%-inch piston rod steel. It is threaded
y^-inch and is furnished with a 3^ x ^g-
inch coupling so that ^
or %-inch
well rod may be used.
Where there is no liability to
danger from freezing, we recommend
the use of foot valves with these stand-
ards. Figs. 496 and 498 are made
to exact gauges so that repairs will
always fit.
Fig. 498
is regularly furnished
with cockspout. Otherwise it is

exactly like Fig. 496.
Cylinders or working barrels for
use with these standards are illustrated
and listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices

WITH SIX-INCH STROKE

With Back Outlet
Fig. 440 Fig. 444
These popular Standards
are adapted for hand or wind-
mill use. They have revolv-
ing tight top. The piston rod
is always in line because the
stuffing-box and rod guide are

made in one casting. Stuff-
ing-box gland is brass. The
lever can be disconnected
when the pumps are to be
operated by windmill. The

spout flanged and bolted
is
to the Standard. Hose tube

and nut are regularly fur-
nished. The bearer is secured

with strong hook bolts.
The back outlet on each

pump is tapped for 1 24-inch
pipe.
The pump rod is made of
%-inch piston rod steel; is
threaded 3^ inch and is fur-
nished with a ^ x ^-inch

coupling, so that ^ or %-
inch well rod may be used.
Where there is no liability to danger from freezing, we recommend the use of foot valves
and strainers with these standards. Figs. 440 and 444 are made to exact gauges, so that repairs
will always fit.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with these standards are illustrated and listed
elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices

WITH Six- INCH STROKE
HAND AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL USES 1
Deming Windmill Force Pump Standard

With Cog Lever Top
Fig. 4443^
This is a standard for hand or windmill use, equipped

with cog lever top instead of plain windmill top. The gear
action is well guarded to prevent accidents. The rack can be
disconnected when the pump is to be operated by windmill.
The bearer is adjustable and is secured to the stock
by three hook ^ The piston rod is always

bolts. in line
because the stuffing-box and rod guide are made in one
casting. Stuffing-box gland is brass. The spout is flanged

and bolted to the standard. Hose tube and nut are regularly
included. Back outlet is tapped for 1%-inch pipe-
The pump rod is made of %-inch piston rod steel;
is threaded ^-inch and is furnished with a & x %-inch
coupling, so that TS or %-inch well rod may be used.
Where there is no liability of freezing, we recommend

the use of a foot valve and strainer with this standard.
Deduct $2.50 from list price if plain spout is desired
instead of cock spout.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with this standard

are illustrated and listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices


With Renewable Guide Bushing and Patented Windmill Top
Fig. 445
This is a good heavy windmill standard

suitable for operation by pump jack or windmill.
The windmill top is of new design and is heavily
reinforced at the points where in other pumps of
this type breakage is most liable.
The detail view (illustration to the left)

shows our new patented windmill top and air
chamber tube. The patented feature consists
of a loose ring which keeps the three bolts in
place and prevents them from falling to the

ground or into the well, should it be necessary
to remove the top.
The bushing on the windmill slide rod can

be renewed when worn. In many pumps it is
necessary to buy an entire new top when the
guide wears out.
Fig. 445 is tapped in the standard for

2-inch pipe. A combination bushing, however, is
regularly furnished for \]/ and 1^-inch pipe,
thus adapting it for varying conditions. The
pump rod is made of %-inch piston rod steel.
It is threaded re-inch and is furnished with
a T^ x /^-inch coupling so that ^-inch or ^g-inch
rod may be used.
Where there is no liability to danger from

freezing, we recommend the use of foot valve
and strainer with this standard.
The spout is provided with a hose nut
and tube. Deduct $2.50 from list price if cock
is not desired.
Complete Detail View
View of of Patent
Cylinders or working barrels for use with
Fig. 445 Windmill Top this standard are shown and listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Figure
445

With Flanged Base and Patented Bearer
Fig. 441
This a very strong, durable and
is
convenient standard. The bearer is

clamped to the stock by three hook bolts.
Should it become necessary for any reason
to remove the bearer, the bolts will be kept
in place by a loose ring, which prevents
them from dropping to the ground or in
the well. The detail cut explains this con-
struction. This style of bearer is fully
covered by our patents.
A separate flange between the base
and the stock permits the well pipe to be
easily attached. This makes it possible
to remove the standard while connection
is being made to the well pipe, which is
a very much easier method of installing,

than if the entire heavy pump had to be
handled during the setting.
Fig. 441 is regularly furnished with
%-inch brass cased plunger rod, threaded
at the bottom j^-inch and furnished with a
i^ x 3^-inch coupling so that either ^ or
^-inch steel rod may be used.
Fig. 441 has a brass packing gland.
When tapped for two-inch pipe and larger,
our artesian well cylinders, Figs. 311 and
324, may be used to advantage in connec-
tion with this pump. Other cylinders or
working barrels for use with this standard
are listed elsewhere.
The bushing on the windmill slide
rod can be renewed when worn. In many
pumps it is necessary to buy an entire
new top when the guide wears out. The
heavy metal ball will be found an aid to
pumping especially if the well is very
Complete View of Fig. 441 Detail View of Patent deep. Cock spout is fitted with hose nut
Windmill Top
Fig. 441 is made with adjustable stroke only. Deduct $2.50 if plain spout is wanted
instead of cock spout.
Where there is no danger from freezing, we recommend the use of foot valve and strainer
with this standard.
Sizes and Prices
Figure
441

With Air Chamber, Cock Spout and Flanged Base
Fig. 407
Fig. 407 has a flange for pipe, located near the

base. This makes it possible to remove a large part
of the pump while connection is being made to the
well pipe, which is a very much easier method of in-
stalling the pump, than if the entire heavy pump had

to be handled during the setting. The bolts in the air
chamber are so spaced that the spout can be turned
90 degrees in either direction.
Fig. 407 has an upward and back outlet or dis-
charge. This can be attached to pipe up to

pump
three inches, which especially adapts it for use with
artesian well cylinders. Air chamber is fitted with a
nut tapped for pipe on upward discharge.
Where there is no danger from freezing, we

would recommend the use of foot valve and strainer
with this standard.
Pump rod is made of %-inch piston rod steel,
threaded j^-inch at the bottom and furnished with a
reducing coupling for ^-inch well rod.
Fitted for 1%, 1%, 2, 2j/ or 3-inch pipe, but
always as listed, unless otherwise ordered. Extra
flanges, 50 cents each.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with this

standard are shown and listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Figure
407
Deming Special Windmill Force Pump Standard

With Underground Discharge
Fig. 408
Fig. 408 has been heavily reinforced in the places which

are most liable to breakage in a pump of this kind, so that it is
well adapted for operation by pump jack. The stock is of uni-
form diameter three inches between the two rings so that
all makes of jacks can be used.
Should it be necessary to remove the bearer, the three

hook bolts can be loosened and the top taken off, but the bolts
are kept from dropping to the ground or into the well by the
loose ring which holds them securely in place. This feature is
patented.
The air chamber of Fig. 408 is two inches in diameter.
A 1%-inch differential cylinder is furnished instead of a stuffing-
box. The pump rod %-inch and is one complete rod, unbroken
is
by couplings, except where it is coupled to the guide rod at top

of pump. Lower end of pump rod is furnished with 3^ x %-inch
coupling. The bushing for the guide rod is renewable. In many

pumps a complete new bearer has to be secured when the guide
wears out.
The plunger and valve may be withdrawn from two-inch
tubular wells after stuffing-box is removed. The union elbow
coupling for underground connections can be turned to suit the
direction of the pipe.
Fitted for other sizes of suction pipe when especially

ordered.
Cylinders or working barrels for use with this pump are

listed elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Figure
408
Deming Force Pump Standards

Fig. 260 With Adjustable Base Fig. 258
Plain Cog Lever
Windmill Top Will Lift and Force 35 to 200 Feet Windmill Top
In these pumps the standard is formed

of pipe; the pipe to which the windmill top is
attached, acting as an air chamber.
The differential plunger in the set
length helps to make a smooth, uniform flow

since the water is discharged at each stroke.
The one inch differential plunger is
used instead of a stuffing box.
These pumps have a 1^-inch air
chamber pipe and 1-inch discharge pipe.
The base is adjustable so that the
pump standard may be made any desired
length. Fig. 258 is identical with Fig. 260,
except that it is fitted with a cog lever top for

hand or windmill use and with enclosed gears.
The spout can be swung to the left or right.
Either pump will go into 5^g-inch casing.
Fig. 260 is fitted with adjustable

stroke lever for 6, 8 or 10-inch stroke. The
cylinder is not included in the list price.
Figs. 260 and 258 have windmill rod

1 x % inch, threaded re-inch and coupled
to j^-inch plunger rod with compression
coupling.
The ^-inch rod is coupled to re-inch
piston stub rod which is threaded on the
bottom ^g-inch.
Cylinders or working barrels for use

with these standards are illustrated and listed
elsewhere.
Sizes and Prices
Figure
Deming Force Pump Standards

Fig. Fig. 259
Plain Will Lift and Force 35 to 200 Feet
Cog Lever
Windmill Top Windmill Top
With Three Way Distributing Valve
Except for the addition of the three way

distributing valve for underground discharge
to tank, Figs. 261 and 259 are the same as Figs.
260 and 258 on the opposite page.
The three way valve being on the outside

of the discharge pipe gives free passage to the
water and greatly lessens the effort required for
operation.
The stuffing-box for the three way valve

is located below the frost line.
The gears on Fig. 259 are completely

enclosed, making the pump entirely safe for
children to operate. The cog lever insures a
straight line movement of
the piston rod.
The elbow on the

three way valve can be
turned either to the right
or left as desired. The cyl-
inder is not included in the
list price.
Figs. 261 and 259

have windmill rod 1 x %
inch, threaded i^-inch and
coupled to Tig-inch plunger

rod with compression coup-
ling. The re-inch rod is
coupled to iVinch piston

stub rod which is threaded
Sectional View of
Three Way Valve on the bottom
Sizes and Prices

Fitted
Figure for Pipe
Inches

Fig. 415 With Underground Discharge Fig. 4151/2
Will Lift and Force 35 to 200 Feet*
These pumps were perfected to meet

the requirements of the principal windmill
manufacturers in the United States for
better windmill force pumps with three-
way valves than had heretofore been pro-
duced.
They have won their reputation on
their merits, are the original pumps of this
type and have been in use for more than
thirty years.
The especial feature of these pumps is
their distributing valve. The union elbow
coupling for underground connection can
be turned to suit the direction of the pipe,
so that water can be discharged under-
ground without danger from freezing. The
distributing valve is operated by the hand
wheel above the discharge spout.
The air chamber pipe on these pumps
is \y<i inches diameter.
With Fig. 415, the plunger can be
withdrawn from 2-inch tubular wells by
removing the stuffing box.
Fig. 415^ has differential plunger
\}^ inches diameter instead of stuffing
box and gland. When used with 2-inch
tubular wells the valves may be with-
drawn without disturbing the pipe con-
nections.
These standards may be fitted for 1,
l/4 1/^J or 2-inch suction pipe and %, 1
or IJ^-inch underground discharge pipe,
but always as listed unless otherwise
ordered. Fitted with ^-inch steel well
rod and reducing coupling, so that ^g-inch
rod can be used if desired.
Cylinders or working barrels for use

with these standards will be found else-
where.
Sizes and Prices
WITH SIX-INCH STROKE

Pump
Standard
as
Illustrated
'STRAIGHT LINE'
PUMPS
AND
WORKING HEADS
FOR
SHALLOW AND DEEP WELLS
A DISTINCTIVE TYPE OF CON-
STRUCTION WHICH INSURES
UNUSUAL EASE OF OPERATION,
ACCESSIBILITY, CONVENIENCE,
SIMPLICITYAND DURABILITY.
MAY BE OPERATED BY HAND,
WINDMILL, GASOLINE ENGINE
OR ELECTRIC MOTOR.
Deming "Straight-Line" Working Heads
WINDMILL ROD
CROSSHEAD
GUIDE RODS
CROSSHEAD PIN
STUFRNG BOX
BEARER
AIR CHAMBER
\CK OUTLET - COMPRESSION COCK

PLUNGER ROD
ROD COUPLING
CONNECTING RODS
DROP PIPE FLANGE
GEAR GUARD
CRANK DISK
CRANK GEAR
BASE SECTION
Illustration shows Fig. 1717, No. 1, with Air Chamber about to be

replaced, after installation has been made
Suggestions for Installing

Our "Straight Line" pumps and working heads possess especial features of accessibility,
ease of operation, convenience, simplicity and durability unequalled by any other pumps on the
market. The illustration shows how easily this type of pump may be installed. Following are a
few simple directions.
To install in well put a length of pipe and rod on cylinder and remove air chamber from
base. Place pipe and cylinder in well, using necessary tools to hold pipe while installation is being
made; then place base over well and draw pipe and rod up through base. Add desired lengths of
pipe and rod, dropping them down through base; screw pipe flange to last thread of pipe. Pump
base will then support entire weight of cylinder and pipe. Remove plunger rod from crosshead :
connect it to cylinder rod, then place air chamber in position and bolt fast.
70
HAND AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL
Deming "Straight-Line" House Force Pump

For Operation by Hand, Windmill or Pump Jack
Fig. 1700
Ease of operation, accessibility, conven-
ience, simplicity and durability are the out-
standing features of this pump. This "Straight
Line" construction reduces the friction to a
minimum, causes the pump to work smoothly
and easily, and makes it practically proof against
wear.
As illustrated, it may be operated by
hand or windmill, but is also adapted for con-
nection to any standard pump jack.
Fig. 1700 is intended for use in wells
where the vertical suction distance is not greater
than 25 feet. For discharge elevations see table
below.
Specifications
CROSSHEAD is designed for use with hand,
windmill or jack. The jack may be attached
direct to crosshead or to windmill flat rod but
preferably to crosshead.
STUFFING Box AND GUIDE SUPPORTS are
cast integral to insure permanent alignment.
STUFFING Box is of the nut and gland type
with brass gland.
PLUNGER has one leather, brass cage and
valve, and iron follower. PLUNGER ROD is
%-inch brass-cased steel.
LOWER VALVE is a rubber-faced wing
valve, guided by the cylinder bore, and can be
easily lifted out with a piece of ordinary fence
wire having bent end, after bearer and plunger
are removed. See detail illustration of base.
UPWARD DISCHARGE on air chamber is
fitted with union nut and galvanized malleable
iron pipe tube.
BASE is bolted to the cylinder for con-
venience when installing.
BEARER AND AIR CHAMBER are each ad-
justable to three different positions.
ANTI-FREEZING. The lower valve is so
constructed that it will trip upon contact with
the plunger, permitting the water to drain from
the cylinder back into the well. Therefore, to
drain the pump see that the cock spout is open
and raise the lever to its extreme height.
If pump is discharging into overhead tank,
we recommend that a check valve be installed in Cross Section of Base and Lower Part of Cylinder,
Showing Construction and Operation
the discharge line to prevent contents of tank of the Trip Valve.
from draining on such occasions.
Price below includes 1-inch Brass Bib Cock If upward discharge only is wanted, deduct
$6.00 from list price.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming "Straight-Line" Windmill Force Pump Standard

Fig. 1716
As illustrated, Fig. 1716 may be operated by hand,

windmill or pump jack. Our distinctive "Straight Line"
construction reduces friction to a minimum, causes the
pump to work smoothly and easily and makes it practically
proof against wear.
Specifications
CROSSHEAD is designed for use with hand, windmill
orjack. The jack may be attached direct to crosshead or
to windmill flat rod, but preferably to crosshead.
PISTON ROD, No. 1 is %-inch cold-rolled steel;
No. 2, K-inch.
GUIDE SUPPORTS AND STUFFING Box are cast inte-
gral to insure permanent alignment.
STUFFING Box is of the nut and gland type with
brass gland.
BEARER is adjustable to three different positions.
SEPARATE FLANGE BETWEEN BASE AND AIR CHAM-
BER for attaching drop pipe.
BACK OUTLETplaced opposite discharge, for con-
necting to elevated tank.
Price includes one iron body compression cock. If
plain spout is desired instead of cock spout, deduct $2.50
from list price.
We
recommend that Deming iron, brass-lined or
brass cylinders be used with this standard.
The largest size plunger which can be withdrawn
through the No. 1 size is 1%-inch; through the No. 2 size
is 2%-inch.
Fig. 1716 may be fitted with air compressor at $15.00 extra list (Cipher, OILET), as
shown on page 76, for use with pneumatic water systems.
For information concerning how to install this standard, see page 70.
Fig. 1716 may be arranged to discharge into underground pipe by using a tee in the drop
pipe the required distance below the ground. A shut-off should be placed in the underground pipe
to check the flow when desired.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming "Straight-Line" Working Head

Fig. 1717 For Wells 200 Feet Deep or Less
This a self-contained high grade power working head for operation
is
by hand, windmill, gasoline engine or electric motor. Our distinctive

"Straight-Line" construction, so called from the two guide rods on which
the crpsshead operates, insures minimum wear on packing
and piston rod. It also prevents cramping of connecting
rods which often occurs with the ordinary pump jacks, due
to the twisting of the crosshead out of alignment.
Specifications
STANDARD: Cast iron, with bronze-bushed shaft
bearings.
DROP PIPE FLANGE between base and air chamber.
GUIDE SUPPORTS AND STUFFING Box are cast integral
to insure
permanent alignment.
STUFFING Box is of the nut and gland type with brass
gland.
CROSSHEAD: Cast iron; arranged to attach lever for
hand operation. Can be supplied with windmill rod. By
removing pins, connecting rods may be laid back for opera-
tion by hand or windmill.
CONNECTING RODS: Cold-rolled steel with cast-iron
ends. Lower end babbitted.
DISCHARGE COCK: Cast iron, compression type, with
brass valve seat and brass nut and screw.
CRANK Disc: Cast iron.
CRANK GEAR: Cast iron. Teeth cut from the solid.
PINION: Steel; teeth cut from the solid.
CRANK AND PINION SHAFTS: Cold-rolled steel.
OIL CUPS: For crank shaft and pinion shaft bearings.
Illustration shows No. 2 size
CRANK PINS: Steel.
GEAR GUARD: Cast iron, enclosing gear and pinion.
CRANK SHAFT AND PINION SHAFT BEARINGS have removable bronze bushings.
PISTON ROD: Size No. 1 is %-inch; No. 2 is J^-inch cold-rolled piston rod steel, threaded for
both wood and steel pump rod. When using wood rod, cut off steel rod thread.
No. 1 size is fitted for ^-inch wood rod coupling and -j^-mcn steel rod; No. 2 size for
%-inch wood rod coupling and 3/-inch steel rod. The largest size plunger which can be with-
drawn through the No. 1 size is 2^-inch; through the No. 2 is 2%-inch.
Fig. 1717 may be equipped with air compressor at $15.00 extra list (Cipher, OILET), as
shown on page 76, for use with pneumatic water systems. On page 195, the No. 2 size of this head
is listed with complete hydro-pneumatic system. If desired to operate head by windmill power,
specify windmill flat rod at 60 cents extra list.
For information concerning how to install this head see page 70.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming "Straight-Line" Power Working Head

Fig. 1718 With Underground Discharge
Fig. 1718 is a very substantial working head for opera-
tionby windmill, gas engine or electric motor. It is good for
400 pounds plunger load. The large pipe air chamber enables
pump to discharge into long discharge pipe without undue
strain on the working parts.
Specifications
BASE AND SHAFT BEARINGSare cast integral. Bearings
are equipped with removable brass bushings.
GUIDE SUPPORTS AND STUFFING Box are cast integral
to insure accurate and permanent alignment.
CROSSHEAD: Cast iron; arranged for attaching lever
for hand operation. Can be supplied with windmill rod. By
removing pins, connecting rods may be laid back for opera-
tion by hand or windmill.
GUIDE RODS: Cold-rolled steel.
CONNECTING RODS: Cold-rolled steel with cast-iron
ends, and lower end babbitted.
CRANK GEARS: Cast iron; teeth cut from the solid.
CRANK AND PINION SHAFTS: Cold-rolled steel.
GEAR GUARD: Encloses gear and pinion.

Underground is a cast-iron manifold to which is
attached stuffing box with brass gland, air chamber pipe,
hydrant pipe, underground discharge, hydrant valve and case,
drop pipe flange, plunger rod through stuffing box, threaded
for re-inch steel rod.
Fig. 1718 may be equipped with air compressor at

$15.00 extra list (Cipher, OILET), as shown on page 76, for use
with pneumatic water systems. If desired to operate head by
windmill power, specify windmill slide rod at 60 cents extra
list.
Sizes and Prices

Deming "Straight-Line" Power Working Head

With Underground Discharge
Fig. 1719
Fig. 1719, as illustrated above, is adapted

for use where a discharge spout at the well is not
required.
The machine is substantially made with
well guarded gears cut from the solid, and 2-inch
outlet located three feet below the base. The drop
pipe acts as an air chamber.
The connecting rods may be detached and
the head operated by windmill in connection with
our windmill slide head, Fig. 390. Windmill con-
nection furnished when specified at $1.50 extra
list.
When specified, Fig. 1719 will be equipped

with air compressor (Cipher, OILET) as shown on
page 76 for use in Hydro-Pneumatic systems at
$15.00 extra list.
If it is desired to operate this head by wind-

mill power, specify windmill flat rod, at 60 cents
extra list.
No. 1 size is fitted for ^-inch wood rod

coupling and re-inch steel rod; No. 2 size for
%-inch wood rod coupling [and J^-inch steel rod.
When using wood rod, cut off steel rod thread.
Plunger rod No. 1 is %-inch cold-rolled steel;
No. 2 is
Sizes and Prices

Deming "Straight-Line" Shallow Well Power Pump

For 22 Feet Suction Lift and 125 Feet Discharge Elevation
Fig. 1720
Fig. 1720 is for use

in shallow wells, 22 feet
deep or less. It is es-
pecially suited for tank
service, creameries, pneu-
matic water systems and
general water supply.
Specifications
BASE AND SHAFT
BEARINGS are cast inte-
gral. Bearings are equip-
ped with removable brass
bushings.
CYLINDER: Brass,
with one leather brass
plunger.
GUIDE SUPPORTS AND
STUFFING Box: Cast
integral. SPECIAL
STUFFING Box: Nut AIR COMPRESSOR
and gland type with brass
Furnished at Extra Cost
gland.
GUIDE RODS: Cold- (See reference below)
rolled steel.
CONNECTING RODS: Cold-rolled steel with cast-
iron ends. Lower end babbitted.
CROSSHEAD: Cast iron; arranged to attach lever
for hand operation. Can be supplied with windmill
rod. By removing pins, connecting rods may be laid
back for operation by hand or windmill.
CRANK GEAR: Cast iron; teeth cut from the solid.
PINION: Steel; teeth cut from the solid.
PISTON ROD: Cold-rolled steel.
When specified, we will equip Fig. 1720 with air compressor (Cipher, OILET), see illustration
above, for hydro-pneumatic service, at $15.00 extra list.
If it is desired to operate this head by windmill power, specify windmill flat rod at 60 cents
extra list.
Sizes and Prices

CYLINDERS
OR
WORKING BARRELS
AND
PUMP LEATHERS
FOR
SHALLOW AND DEEP WELLS
IRON, BRASSAND BRASS -LINED
CYLINDERS, USED WITH HAND
AND WINDMILL LIFT AND
FORCE STANDARDS, POWER
WORKING HEADS, ETC. FOR
GENERAL WATER SUPPLY; THE
CYLINDER BEING USUALLY
SUBMERGED
Deming Cylinders or Working Barrels

The thought which is responsible for
PLUNGER ROD
the old adage "A
chain is no stronger than
its weakest link," may be well applied when
speaking of pump construction, for no pump

TOP ATTACHMENT is better than its cylinder. If the cylinder
is defective, the pump is certain to be
condemned.
The pump cylinder is sometimes desig-
" "
nated as the working barrel or "working
section" because it performs the actual work
of bringing the water from the depths of
BRASS CYLINDER LINER the well to the surface. The pump top
or standard is of secondary importance to
the cylinder.
PLUNGER CAGE
Attention is directed to the detail view
PLUNGER CRIMP on page showing a typical cylinder. This
this
PLUNGER FOLLOWER will give a clear understanding of the loca-
tion and function of each of the necessary
parts of the cylinder. The engraving repre-
LOWER VALVE WEIGHT sents our brass-lined cylinder, Fig. 308, with
.OWER VALVE
leather lower valve.
PACKING RING PACKING RING
We are extremely careful in the
BOTTOM ATTACHMENT LOWER VALVE SEAT
manufacture of Deming cylinders, making
all parts to exact gauges so that repairs,
should they be needed, will always fit. All
Section of a Typical Brass-Lined Cylinder
cylinders undergo a rigid inspection before
they leave our factory.
The lists on the following pages give the sizes of pipe for which the cylinders are fitted,
but if other sizes of pipe are to be used, we can generally fit the cylinder attachments to suit,
for which we will make an extra charge. However, we recommend that the cylinders be fitted as
listed, as we have found from experience that they are best adapted for the sizes of pipe as
given in the lists. In order that the pump operates properly, all parts of the cylinder must be
in perfect condition, and the joints should be air tight.
Deming Iron Cylinders

Deming iron cylinders are finished on special machines, leaving a high polish in the bore
and retaining the chilled surface of the iron. This makes a cylinder which is not easily affected
by rust and which wears longer than iron cylinders finished in the ordinary way. Only skilled
workmen men who have been in our employ for years are permitted to work on Deming
cylinders.
Deming Brass-Lined Cylinders

When rust accumulates on an iron cylinder, the plunger leathers are apt to become more
or less affected by it. To overcome this difficulty, the brass-lined cylinder was originated about
1876 and was a tremendous success right from the start. Deming brass-lined cylinders are
made similar to the iron cylinders, the shell being bored out smoothly and enough to insert a
piece of seamless drawn polished brass tubing which is forced into the iron shell and then expanded
at both ends "swaged" to position. These cylinders possess the smoothness of the brass
tube cylinders and are not so likely to become injured by external pressure. They will not rust,
"pit" or break.
Deming Brass Tube Cylinders

Many of our customers prefer brass tube cylinders for the reason that the brass threads
do not rust, and
it is therefore less trouble to take off the caps when new leathers are needed or
other repairs are to be made. The iron threads are likely to be rusty and offer some difficulty
when the caps are to be removed. The shell of a Deming brass tube cylinder consists of a heavy
seamless drawn polished brass tube with iron or brass attachments as desired.
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HAND AND POWETl PUMPS FOR ALL USES
Plungers for Deming Cylinders

The plungerconstitutes a very important part of the cylinder. Great care must be
exercised in the manufacture of the plunger and its valve, or the cylinder will fail to give good
service. Deming plungers are constructed by workmen especially skilled in making and
assembling this particular article.
"A" All Brass

(One Leather) (Two Leather) Plunger Used
Plunger Plunger With Fig. 311
Specifications of Deming Plungers

"A" PLUNGER HAS ONE CUP LEATHER and j^-inch follower, as illustrated.
" "
PLUNGER HAS TWO CUP LEATHERS and 34-inch follower, as illustrated.
J
The "A" and "J" Plungers may be had as follows: either all iron;
or with iron follower, brass cage and valve; or all brass. All Brass
Plunger Used
Plunger used in Fig. 311 artesian well brass cylinder has two cup leathers, With Fig. 324
and ball valve. FURNISHED REGULARLY ALL BRASS.
Plunger used in Fig. 324 artesian well brass cylinder has four cup leathers and ball valve.
FURNISHED REGULARLY ALL BRASS.
Deming Brass Valve Seat

Will not break, chip, flatten, cor-
rode, wear out or become loosened from
the cap.
Furnished regularly on all Deming
Cylinders except Fig. 314.
The construction of this seat is such
that no particles of sand and gravel will
find permanent lodgment upon it. The
Deming brass valve seat is swaged to
position expanded at both ends which
insures its permanence. This seat is so
constructed that an extra hard surface is
secured for the face, making it impervious
to the action of the water or the pound-
ing of the valve.
Many times we have had Deming
cylinders returned to us in which the valve
leathers had worn out after long usage,
leaving iron valve weight to pound upon
the brass seat, but without affecting the seat
in any way whatever because the Deming Bottom attachment of a Deming cylinder cut open to show
seat has a harder surface than any iron or Deming Brass Valve Seat. This clearly illustrates how it is
impossible for the seat to "break, chip, flatten, corrode, wear
cast brass seat. out or become loosened from the cap."
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Deming Lower Valve and Brass Valve Seat

Special Lower Cylinder Valve, Fig. 335
Western Style
The special lower cylinder valve, Fig. 335, is for use with our
iron, brass-lined and brass body cylinders having OUTSIDE ATTACH-

MENTS, Figs. 300, 308 and 312, listed elsewhere. Any of these cylinders
will be furnished with Fig. 335 when so ordered, at extra list prices
given below. The poppet valve is leather faced, insuring a perfect seat.
Fig. 335 Many dealers find it desirable to carry this cage and valve in stock as
an extra.
Sizes and Prices, Fig. 335
Size in inches (Diam. Cyl.)

Lower Caps and Valves for Deming Cylinders
Hinged Leather Lower Valve

The hinged leather valve which we use on all our cylinders
with outside caps is too well known to require detailed descrip-
tion. The very best of material and workmanship is used in the
construction of this valve which has for many years given the
best of satisfaction.
Hinged Leather
Lower Valve
Lower Cap and Disc Valve with Split Cage

For Inside Capped Cylinder, Fig. 322
(Patented)
Our special leather faced disc valve with split cage is
furnished regularly on our Fig. 322 inside capped cylinder. The

split cage makes it impossible for the valve to get out of place when
in the cylinder. The valve is very easy to remove and repair
when the cap is unscrewed from the cylinder. The cage and valve
are made of iron on the cylinders with iron attachments. Cylin- Special Lower Cap and
ders with brass attachments have brass cage and valve. The Disc Valve with
Split Cage
Deming brass valve seat is furnished on this iron lower cap. (Patented)
Lower Valve for Fig. 311 Artesian Well Brass Cylinder

This ball valve is made tapered to fit the lower attachment of the
cylinder. As an added safeguard against leakage, it is also supplied with
leather cup packing. With this construction, the valve can be drawn
through the top of the cylinder without removing the attachments.
Lower Valve for

Fig. 311
Lower Valve for Fig. 324 Artesian Well Brass Cylinder
This valve is in all respects similar to the valve used in the Fig.
311 cylinder except that we pack it with rings of leather which are turned
to fit the cylinder, which adapts Fig. 324 for heavier duty than Fig. 311.
Lower Valve for

Fig. 324
Alphabetical Index, Figure Index and Telegraph Cipher Code, Pages 249 to 254
81
Deming Improved Iron Cylinders or Working Barrels

With Outside Caps and Brass Valve Seats
Fig. 300
Fig. 300 is made with hinged leather lower valve and with Deming BRASS VALVE SEAT.
The construction Deming brass valve seat prevents particles of sand and gravel from
of the
finding lodgement and interfering with the proper working of the valve.
Fig. 300 10" in length is fitted with "A" (One Leather) Plunger. Longer than 10" have
"J" (Two Leather) Plungers.
With "A" Plunger (One Leather)
Inside
Diameter
and
Length
Inches
Deming Improved Brass-Lined Iron Cylinders

With Outside Caps and Brass Valve Seat
Fig. 308
Fig. 308 has hinged Leather Lower Valve and Deming Brass Valve Seat. The con-
struction of the Deming brass valve seat prevents particles of sand and gravel from finding
lodgement and interfering with the proper working of the valve. See description and illustration
on page 79.
A brass lined cylinder will not pit or rust, and presents always a smooth surface
for the plunger leathers; lengthening greatly their life and insuring a full amount of water at
each stroke.
Fig. 308 10" in length is fitted with "A" (One Leather) Plunger. Longer
than 10" have "J" (Two Leather) Plungers.

Deming Seamless Brass Body Cylinders

With Outside Caps and Brass Valve Seat
Fig. 312
On this cylinder we use our hinged leather lower valve and the famous Deming brass
valve seat. For descriptions see pages 79 and 81.
The construction of the Deming brass valve seat prevents particles of sand and gravel
from finding lodgement and interfering with the proper working of the valve.
Fig. 312 10" in length is fitted with "A" (One Leather) Plunger. Longer than 10" have
"J" (Two Leather) Plungers.

Deming Seamless Brass Body Cylinders

With Inside Caps and Special Patented Disc Lower Valve
Fig. 322
In these cylinders the top and bottom attachments screw INSIDE the cylinder, which
brings the attachments flush with the shell of the cylinders and adapts them for use in wells of
smaller diameter than the corresponding size of cylinder fitted with outside caps.
The Deming brass valve seat is furnished on this cylinder. Our special disc lower valve
as described on page 81, is used with this cylinder instead of the hinged leather lower valve.
Fig. 32212" in length is fitted with "A" (One Leather) Plunger, Longer
than 12" have "J" (Two Leather) Plungers.
Inside
Diameter
and
Length
Inches
The Deming "Whitecap" Seamless Brass Body Cylinder

With Inside Attachment and Iron "A" Plunger
For Small Diameter Wells
Fig. 314
2^x6 3x6 3 x 10
For the benefit of pump dealers, we have gotten up this special line of brass body
cylinders designated as Fig. 314. These cylinders as will be seen by the specifications are made
in the popular sizes 23^-inch, 2^-inch, 2%-inch and 3-inch, and in two lengths of stroke,
6-inchand 10-inch. The longer stroke cylinders are adapted for adjustable stroke windmill
pumps, and as these cylinders are all made with inside attachments, they will give the greatest
capacity for drilled wells of small diameters. As this is intended to be a popular line of
cylinders, they are made only as listed and as shown in the engravings with iron parts excepting
the brass tube shell. The cylinder attachments are all fitted for l)i-inch pipe. All details in
connection with these cylinders have been carefully considered as to the convenience of the
Dealer and the User. It is a thoroughly practical line of cylinders and embraces the sizes that
are in most common use.
To distinguish the Deming Special "Whitecap" Brass Body Cylinders from our standard
line, the Caps of these Specials will be painted white. For our standard cylinders, made in
varied sizes and lengths of stroke, see other pages in this section of the Catalogue.
Price List with "A" Plunger (One Leather)
Diameter
Inches
Deming Seamless All Brass Cylinder

With Inside Caps and Brass Poppet Valves
Fig. 1315
Price List with "J" Plunger (Two Leathers)

Fig. 1315 is made of brass and has "J" (two leather) plunger. The plunger and lowex
valve are constructed with single finger, metal faced, ground poppet valve. The lower valve
has brass cage SCREWED onto bottom cap. Rods are fitted with lock nuts.
Inside Extreme Fitted Well Capacity Approx- Price

Length
Diam. Stroke Over all Outside for Pipe Rod per imate All Brass
Of Inches Inches Diam. Inches Inches Stroke Weight (Cipher,
Cylinder Inches Gallons Pounds CAMEL)
12 .163 8 $ 16.00
12 .255 10 20.00
12 .367 15 22.00
12 .5 20 28.50
12 4M .653 25 34.00
12 .837 31 45.00
12 24 1.02 37 59.50
12 3 1.234 45 69.00
12 26 3 1.469 58 78.50
12 27 4 1.858 73 100.00
12 27 4 1.999 77 126.50
16 .218 9 17.50
16 IX A
1
.34 11 22.00
16 .49 24.50
16 .666 31.50
16 .87 27 37.50
16 1.12 33 50.00
16 28 1.36 39 65.00
16 3 1.646 48 75.00
16 30 3 1.958 60 93.00
16 31 4 2.479 77 107.00
16 31 4 2.666 81 135.00
20 IX .272 10 19.00
20 29 .425 12 24.00
20 29 IK .612 18 27.00
20 30 .833 23 34.00 Fig. 1315
20 1.088 29 40.50 Made only with
20 1.394 36 55.00 "J" Plunger
20 32 1.7 42 70.00
20 32^ 2.057 51 81.00
20 34 2.448 100.00
3
20 35 4 3.098 81 115.00
20 35 3.332 85 143.00
24 .326 11 20.50
24 .51 13 26.00
24 .734 29.00
24 1. 37.00
24 1.306 31 44.00
24 4% 1.673 38 60.00
24 36 A
5 2.04 45 75.00 Bottom Attachment
24 % 2.468 54 87.00 for Fig. 1315.
24 38 % 2.938 67 106.50 Brass Cage
24 39 3.716 85 122.50 Screws onto
24 39 3.998 89 151.00 Bottom Cap
Engineering Tables and Information Felating to Hydraulics, Pages 239 to 248

87
Deming Special Artesian Well Brass Cylinder
With Bronze Ball Valves
Fig. 311
Fig. 311 Cylinder is made of seamless drawn brass tubing with cast bronze
attachments, the top attachment being threaded for standard pipe of the next
size larger than the inside diameter of the cylinder, to permit the withdraw-
ing of the plunger and lower valve without the necessity of removing the pipe
and cylinder. The bottom attachment is threaded for suction pipe or strainer.
The plunger and lower valve are made of bronze, with bronze ball valves, and the
plunger has two cup leather packings. The plunger is provided with a steel pin
connection for wood rod coupling as listed unless ordered otherwise.
These cylinders are somewhat lighter and shorter than Fig. 324 cylinders of
the same diameter and stroke, though in every way equal in the high quality of
material and workmanship. They are suitable for use in wells of medium depth
with any power or steam-driven working head.
NOTE. For convenience in shipping the plunger and lower valve are screwed
together, and must be disconnected before cylinder is lowered in the well.
Sizes, Capacities, Prices, Etc.

Deming Standard Artesian Well Brass Cylinder

Fig. 324 With Bronze Ball Valves
Fig. 324 Cylinder, or Working Barrel, is made of seamless drawn brass tubing with cast
bronze top and bottom attachments, the top attachment being threaded for standard wrought iron
pipe connections the next size larger diameter than the cylinder, to admit of withdrawing the
plunger and lower valve. The bottom attachment is threaded for suction pipe or strainer. The
plunger and check are of bronze, with bronze ball valves, and the plunger has four cup leather
packings. With these cylinders we recommend using Fig. 636 wood sucker rod, listed on page
99, the plunger being provided with a steel pin connection for wood rod coupling as listed unless
ordered otherwise. For convenience in shipping, the plunger and lower valve are screwed together,
and must be disconnected before cylinder is lowered in well.
Unless otherwise specified top and bottom attachments of cylinders will always be threaded
for standard pipe as listed below. When so ordered the 5% inch cylinder will be fitted for 5%
inch casing, and the 6% inch cylinders for 6% inch casing.
Inside
Diam.
of Cyl.
Inches
Deming Seamless Brass Tube Cylinder

With Removable Lower Valve
Fig. 1311
Fig. 1311 cylinder is made of seamless drawn brass tubing with cast-iron
attachments, the top attachment being threaded for standard casing of the
next size larger than the inside diameter of the cylinder, to permit the
withdrawing of the plunger and lower valve without the necessity of remov-
ing the pipe and cylinder. Bronze attachments furnished at extra cost.
The bottom attachment is threaded for suction pipe or strainer. The
plunger and lower valve are made of machine-finished, bronze castings and
are designed with the largest possible waterway.
The plunger has two cup leather packings and the lower valve one.
The valves, valve seats and followers are interchangeable; valves are leather-
faced. The lower valve is held securely in place by stiff springs which are so
designed that they lock the lower valve seat and make it impossible for it to
unscrew and drop off of the valve stem. To remove plunger and lower valve,
simply draw out the plunger. The lower valve rod, which extends up
through the plunger and is fitted with lock nuts, will, in turn, draw out the
lower valve.
This simple construction does away with the difficulty so often experi-
enced down onto the lower valve cage, as it is
in trying to screw the plunger
necessary to do on nearly all other makes of cylinders.
Sizes, Capacities, Etc.
Inside
Diam.
of
Cylinder
Inches
Deming Windmill Irrigating Cylinders

Plunger
For Fig. 380
Fig. 380
For Spiral Riveted Pipe
(Flange of Cylinder Fits Lower Valve
Flange of Pipe) For Fig. 380 Fig. 1380
These cylinders may be operated by windmill or other power. They are intended for use in
raising large quantities of water for irrigation or drainage purposes.
Fig. 380 has suction and discharge fitted for wrought iron pipe as listed. The top flange is
regularly drilled for Abendroth and Root Special Riveted pipe as listed below.
Fig. 1380 has an extra heavy brass liner; all brass plunger; brass poppet lower valve and
brass valve seat. The extended flange at top is drilled for supporting the cylinder on a framework
to relieve the connecting pipe of the weight of the cylinder. Flanges on the 6 and 8-inch cylinders
have i^-inch holes; the 10-inch and 12-inch cylinders have ^g-inch holes.
Nom'l
Inside
Diam.
Inches
Deming Oak Tanned Pump Leathers

Packed in Cartons of One Dozen Each
Showing Carton of One Dozen

Lower Valve Leathers
Showing Carton of One Dozen

Cup Plunger Leathers
Good leathers are just as essential to the success of a cylinder as a good cylinder is
essential to the success of a pump. By some manufacturers, very little attention is given to the
matter of leathers, although it is a subject of supreme importance, since much depends upon
the performance of the leathers.
It is possible to buy pump leathers at a very low price, made up from scrap or clippings,
but in the manufacture of Deming leathers, we use only the very highest grade of material.
We buy the full sides from a tannery which makes a specialty of pump leather, and cut our
own plungers and valve leathers, washers, etc. As the sides are especially treated for us,
durability is assured, and by cutting them ourselves, we secure absolute accuracy. We have
been cutting our own pump leathers for more than thirty years.
Deming cup and valve leathers are packed in pasteboard cartons. Dealers find these
The kind, quantity and size of leathers contained are printed plainly
cartons to be very convenient.
on the front of each box so that the leather inventory can be taken at a glance. Being square
cornered, these cartons will not roll around on the shelves and can be stacked one above the other.
Complete Price Lists are given on the opposite page for lower valve leathers, ring
packings, flat plunger leathers and cup or crimped plunger leathers.

92
Deming Oak Tanned Pump Leathers

For Standard Deming Cylinders
Flat Plunger Leather
Lower Valve Leather Cup or Crimped Leather
Price List Per 100
Inside
Diameter
of Pump
Cylinder
Inches
Deming "Marine" Irrigating Pumps

Will Lift 20 Feet
Fig. 475 Fig. 476
With Bottom Suction With Side Suction
Fig. 475 is adapted for raising large quantities of water, short distances, with windmill
or other power. has a flanged base to fasten to platform or foundation. The bottom flange
It
is threaded for suction pipe. The plunger can be withdrawn after removing the top cap. The
plunger valve is metal, leather faced.
Fig. 476 is like Fig. 475 except that it is made with a tall base and has a flange at one
side threaded for suction pipe.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
PIPE, SUPPLIES
AND
PUMP FIXTURES
VARIOUS ACCESSORIES
INCLUDING STRAINERS, FLOAT,
CHECK AND FOOT VALVES; AIR
CHAMBERS, ROD COUPLINGS,
DRIVE POINTS, PIPE AND FIT-
TINGS, SINKS, BRASS GOODS,
HOSE, PUMP FITTERS' TOOLS,
OIL AND GREASE
CUPS, ETC.
Standard Weight and Extra Strong "Spellerized" Steel Pipe

Black and Galvanized
"SPELLERIZING"
In order to lessen the natural tendency of pipe
to corrode, all sizes of "NATIONAL" Pipe below 4
inches are "Spellerized." This is a special roll-knobbling
process whereby the heated bloom is subjected to the
action of rolls having regularly shaped projections on
their working surfaces, and then to the action of
smooth-faced rolls. These successive operations are
repeated until a uniform and dense texture is obtained,
the metal as a consequence becoming better adapted
to resist corrosion, especially in the form of pitting.
"Spellerizing" is NOT a mere experiment, but after
several years in actual service, results have proved
the value of uniform material for pipe, and this is the
effect of "Spellerizing."
The larger sizes of pipe are also uniform in texture as the result of special manufacturing processes, but the
smaller sizes only are Spellerized to counteract the greater danger from corrosion to the thinner walls.
We carry large stocks of all sizes up to and including 4 inches, and can make shipment the same day order
is received.
REVISED LISTS, ADOPTED JANUARY 1, 1913. SIZES, WEIGHTS, ETC.
STANDARD PIPE
Revised Price List of Pipe Fittings

Sizes, Inches
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Deming Steel Pump Rod and Couplings
Steel Pump Rod

Size Inches . ...
Deming Wood Sucker Rods and Pin Connections
Wood
Sucker Rods are made of the best material obtainable, octagon in shape,
Fig. 636
and are lighter than Prices include rods with couplings attached, and are
solid steel or pipe rods.
for standard lengths of from 18 to 20 feet each. Shorter lengths furnished at proportionate increase
in price. When wanted, rods are furnished with galvanized couplings and copper rivets at
extra price. Fig. 636 Rod Couplings are of forged wrought iron with threaded box and pin joints.
Sizes and Prices of Fig. 636 Rods and Couplings
Rods
Octagon
of Inches
Wood
Size
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Deming Suction Strainers for Pipe and Hose
Fig. 338 Fig. 339 Fig. 340
Fig. 338 Suction strainer for iron pipe. Fastens to pipe with set screw. For use where
pipe is not threaded.
Fig. 339 Female thrhad. Screws on end of pipe.
Fig. 340 Male thread. Screws into pipe coupling or into bottom of cylinder.
Size Inches
Deming Strainers, Check and Foot Valves
Vertical and Horizontal Check Valves

Where the suction high or the suction pipe long it is desirable to use a foot valve
lift is
as this will insure quick starting of the pump by maintaining the suction pipe full of water.
Size
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Float Valves, Air Chambers, Water Conductors, Etc.

Float and Outlet Valves and Floats
Fig. 350 Fig. 1079 Fig. 1078
Fitted for Pipe Inches

Deming Pump Bracket and Cast Iron Sinks
Pump Bracket for Flat and Roll Rim Sinks

Will attach to the rim of an ordinary painted or enameled flat or roll rim sink for supporting a
pump, and can be placed on either end. The shelf is substantial and neat in design. The
combination consists of the pump shelf and bracket, and has a bead around the outer and inner
edges, so that all waste water will drain into the sink. It can be quickly placed in position by
means of the set screws, and it can also be adjusted to the proper level. A small piece of sheet
rubber packing or leather should be placed between the shelf and the sink so as to prevent marr-
ing the enamel. The suction pipe of the pump passes through opening of the shelf.
PRICE PER DOZEN
Dimensions Weight
Pounds Aluminum Galvanized White Enameled
Length, 9^ inches
Top of Plate to Bottom of Bracket, $18.00 $24.00 $36.00
5}4 inches
Porcelain Enameled Iron Kitchen Sinks

WITH FLAT RIM, NICKEL PLATED BRASS
STRAINER AND COUPLINGS
The sizes listed below are carried in stock
for immediate shipment
16 x 24 x 6 inches
18 x 24 x 6 inches
18 x 30 x 6 inches
18 x 36 x 6 inches
20 x 30 x 6 inches
20 x 36 x 6 inches
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Brass Goods Cocks and Valves
GLOBE VALVE, FIG. 900
Size, Inches
Fig. 900
Fig. 904
Fig. 913
Fig. 917
Pump Accessories - - Metal and Glass

COMBINATION CHECK VALVE AND AIR COCK
Fig. 1545
For Pumping Air and Water, for Use with Hydro-Pneumatic
Water Systems
Price, $1.00
Fig. 1545 Fig. 788
Tee Handle Air Cock
Sizes for Iron Pipe,

Rubber Suction and Discharge Hose

"DECO" K-INCH SPECIAL SPRAY HOSE
FOR 250 POUNDS WORKING PRESSURE
This is a high grade continuous web hose made
up and according to our specifi-

especially for us
cations. used with hand and power sprayers
It is
and is guaranteed for 250 pounds working pressure

"Deco" H-inch Special High Pressure Hose for Spraying- to the square inch. We can furnish this hose in
Good for 250 Pounds Working Pressure any desired lengths. Standard reel, 500 feet.
List price per foot i^-inch $0.25
SPECIAL WIRE SUCTION HOSE

We carry in stock spiral wire lined suction hose
as follows:
1-inch and IM-inch hi 10-foot lengths.
2-inch in 15, 20 and 25-foot lengths.
2J^ -inch and 3-inch in 15-foot lengths.
Size, Inches . .
Spiral Wire Suction Hose
Red "CI" %-inch Tubing for Bucket and Knapsack

Spray Pumps
Pipe Pullers, Fitters' Tools, Etc.
JACK SCREW PIPE PULLER, FIG. 861
Holds Pipe, Inches . . .

Brass Jacket Drive Well Points
FIG. 630
Trade
No.
Gauges, Current Breakers, Automatic Switches, Etc.
WATER RELIEF VALVES FIGS. 1526-A AND 1995
Fig. 1995 Relief Valve designed especially for Pneumatic Water

is
Supply Service. It is substantially made, having brass valve and brass

seat. The Standard Brass Relief Valve, Fig. 1526-A, has brass body as
well as brass valve seat.
SIZES AND PRICES

Size Inches ....
Deming Automatic Pressure Regulators

For Small D. C. and A. C. Motors
Fig. 1508 Fig. 1608

List Price, $24.00
Designed for the automatic control of electric motors which drive pumps operating in
connection with hydro-pneumatic water systems. Positive in operation and absolutely reliable.
Suited for use with motors which may be thrown directly across the line and of capacities not to
exceed the listing below.
Connection with the pressure tank should be by an independent pipe from the tank and
not from the discharge pipe from the pump. Fig. 1508 is fastened to the wall, or other vertical
support, by screws, while Fig. 1608 is supported by the ^g-inch supply pipe and requires no
other support.
They are suitable for use with motors which may be thrown directly across the line, and
of capacities not exceeding the following:
The Fig. 1508 switch is regularly furnished on all of our electric-driven water systems
except the "Marvel" outfits, Nos. 1685 and 2085, on which the Fig. 1608 switch is regularly
supplied.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAND AND POWER
PUMPS
FOR VARIOUS USES
PUMPS FOR THE FARM AND
FACTORY, GARAGE, PLUMBING
SHOP, ETC., INCLUDING THRESH-
ER TANK PUMPS, CONTRACTORS'
PUMPS, BILGE PUMPS, PLUMB-
ERS' PUMPS, FACTORY AND
VILLAGE FIRE PUMPS, AIR
COMPRESSORS, HYDRAULIC
RAMS, TEST PUMPS, CREAMERY
PUMPS, ETC.
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Typical Deming Double-Acting Force Pump

AIR CHAMBER
LEVER SOCKET
DISCHARGE VALVES
DIS. VALVE SEATS
STUFFING BOX HEAD CYLINDER
ST. BOX GLAND /CYLINDER LINER
PRIMING SCREW
PISTON ROD
PIN FOR SOCKET & ROD LANK CYL. HEAD
STUFFING BOX STUDS SCREW
DRIP
BASE & LINK PIN BASE

SOCKET & LINK PIN
LINK
PISTON CUP IRONS SUCftON VALVES
CUP LEATHER PACKING SUCTION VALVE SEATS
OR CRIMPS
PISTON CENTER
Detail of Triumph Pump

The pumps in this section are so varied in their construction and use that it is impossible
to show a sectional view of any one pump which will be representative of all. However, on this
page we have illustrated Fig. 601 as being a typical double-acting force pump. It discharges
water on both strokes of the lever and will lift and force from 60 to 75 feet, depending upon
conditions. All of the pumps listed in this section have the cylinder or working parts located in
the body of the pump so that no independent cylinder will be required.
None of these pumps, therefore, are intended for a greater suction distance than 22 feet,
and in the case of diaphragm pumps, not more than 20 feet. In most instances, when using
pumps shown in this section, it will be found advisable to attach a strainer to the suction pipe
or hose to keep particles of sand, gravel, etc., from being drawn into the pump.

112
Deming "Triumph" Double-Acting Force Pumps

Fig. 601
Flat Air Chamber
Fig. 601is a heavy duty double-acting force

pump, fitted with single malleable iron lever
with wood handle, and is particularly well adapted for use in mines, factories, warehouses, for
fire protection, and for use on vessels, in pumping either hot, cold, acid or salt water. The
piston rod is brass, and works through a bolted stuffing box and gland. The piston is
regularly fitted with leather crimps, but for hot water is furnished with canvas crimps. Valves
and seats are of brass, and the cylinder is brass lined. All brass cylinder, or entire water end
of brass, furnished as ordered. Standard air chamber is round, but flat air chamber is furnished
to order without extra charge. All pumps are provided with brass vent plugs to prevent freezing.
Fig. 602 is identical in construction with Fig. 601, except that it is provided with two
malleable iron levers, and is made in the three larger sizes only. The No. 4, with 5-inch diameter
cylinder, has a displacement somewhat in excess of 100 cubic inches, thereby more than meeting
the requirements of the U. S. Steamboat Inspection Service, which calls for one pump of 100
cubic inches capacity on vessels of 200 tons or less, and two pumps on vessels of over 200 tons.
These pumps are suitable for pressures up to 50 pounds.
The suction and discharge of Figs. 601 and 602 are regularly fitted for iron pipe; fitted
with brass hose couplings at extra price. Extreme suction lift should not exceed 25 feet.
Net weights of these pumps are as follows: Fig. 601 No. 1, 94 Ibs.; No. 2, 96 Ibs.; No. 3,
115 Ibs.; No. 4, 175 Ibs.; No. 5, 220 Ibs.; Fig. 602 No. 3, 150 Ibs.; No. 4, 200 Ibs.; No. 5, 270 Ibs.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
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Deming "Giant" Double-Acting Thresher Tank Pumps

Fig. 554 Fig. 5543^ with Cog Lever
For the use of threshermen in filling their wagon tanks quickly with water for the
purpose of supplying the steam engine boiler; for a contractor's ditch pump; for garden irrigat-
ing, and for mine and tank service, the "Giant" is unexcelled.
Discharge spout is fitted with hose tube for hose. For use with iron pipe, we will furnish
when specified, tubes threaded for iron pipe, instead of spout and hose tubes, as illustrated. This
gooseneck may be turned for discharge on either side of the pump. The capacity is from one to
two barrels per minute, depending on the number of strokes. Valves are metal, faced with rubber.
Cylinder is highly polished. The long wood lever insures easy operation. The polished steel
piston rod operates through a brass stuffing-box gland.
The caps over the discharge valves can be removed to examine or repair the discharge
valves by inserting a stick or rod between the projections. No wrench is necessary. These
pumps are double-acting and deliver water on every stroke.
Figs. 554 and 554^ are identical except that Fig. 554J/2 has cog lever instead of plain
lever. The cog lever makes it possible to operate the pump with a minimum degree of friction.
Iron cylinder is regularly supplied on these pumps, but if specified brass-lined cylinder will
be furnished at $5.00 extra list.
For Fig. 554% add $2.00 to list prices below.
Fig. 554
Deming "Marine" Bilge Pumps

For Suction Lift of 20 Feet or Less
Fig. 470 Fig. 471

Bottom Suction Side Suction
These Pumps are adapted for raising large quantities of water by hand from the bilge
well of vessels,from stone quarries and coal mines, cellars and ditches, and for irrigating pur-
poses, where the water is not over 20 feet vertically below the pump. They are much used by
contractors in removing water from excavations of various kinds.
There are three fulcrums, as shown on the engraving, whereby the pump may be operated
with the lever in any one of three positions. The lever is substantially constructed of wrought
iron, bent, so that its position may be reversed in the socket and thus it becomes a vertical lever
which, in some instances, will be found quite convenient.
The Valves are rubber-faced, and are made large so as to give ample water way. They
are easily removed for repairing. The Cylinder is brass lined. A flange, threaded for suction
pipe, is bolted to the base of the pump. At a slight additional cost, we fit these pumps, when
ordered, for suction hose.
The Suction may be fitted for other sizes of pipe, but is always fitted as listed, unless
otherwise ordered.
Suction Hose Nipples furnished when ordered. Extra list for No. 2, $3.75; No. 4, $5.00.
Sizes and Prices
No.
2
4
Deming Improved Diaphragm Suction Pumps

Fig. 472, Bottom Suction Fig. 473, Side Suction
Fig. 472 Bottom Suction Pump is made with diaphragm of the best quality of rubber;
iron suction and discharge valves are rubber faced, both being easily removable. The water-
ways are large and practically non-chokable. The suction is fitted for iron pipe.
Fig. 473 Side Suction Pump is similar in construction to Fig. 472, but the suction con-
nection is at the side, and is fitted
"
with nipple for connecting iron pipe, which is also the thread
generally used for hose coupling.
A strong wrought iron lever is furnished with each pump, the lever being bent so that it
can be used in a vertical or horizontal position, and the pump operated from either side.
For the use of contractors and others these pumps are invaluable for pumping out sewers,
trenches, excavations, or places containing muddy or gritty water.
Fig. 337 Galvanized Strainer furnished without hose at $1.90 list for 2*/-inch, and $2.65
for 3-inch. Hose couplings, extra diaphragms and gaskets furnished at reasonable prices.
Figs. 472 and 473, Sizes and Prices

Deming Power Diaphragm Pumping Outfit
Fig. 1473
Fig. 1473 Power Diaphragm Pump is especially recommended for the use of contractors
or others, when it is necessary to handle quickly and economically large quantities of muddy or
gritty water. The diaphragm is 12^ inches in diameter of best quality of rubber and the valves
are of metal, rubber faced, both being easily renewable. The waterways are large and practically
non-chokable.
Unless otherwise specified the side suction pump illustrated is furnished, and is fitted with
nipple for connecting iron pipe, which is also the thread generally used for hose coupling. When
ordered for bottom suction the list price is $3.00 less than given below.
These outfits are furnished with either 1-H.P. or 1^-H.P. engines of the four-cycle type,
with hit-and-miss governor and cooling hopper, these being very reliable and simple. The gears
of the jack are machine cut from solid blanks to reduce friction and noise to a minimum.
The pump and engine are mounted on substantial wooden skids, as shown, for easy
handling.
Fig. 1473, Prices, Etc.
Outfit
No.
Deming Improved Siphon Force Pumps

With Brass Cylinder and Brass Piston Rod
Fig. 385 Fig. 386
Our Siphon Pumps

are so constructed that
the cylinder and valves
are at all times submerged
and consequently always
primed.
In Fig. 385 the outer
case is provided with a
hand -hole at the base,
covered by a plate. To
gain access to the lower
valves, remove the hand-
hole plate. Access to the
plunger may be secured
by removing the stuffing-
box cap. Plunger may
then be withdrawn. This
construction makes possi-
ble the removal of the
plunger and lower valve
without in any way dis-
turbing the pipe connec-
tions.
Swing jointed rod

coupling will be furnished
when so ordered at extra
list prices as follows: 3-inch
and smaller, $1.00 extra;
3^ and 4-inch, $1.50 extra;
5 and 6-inch, $2.00 extra.
Fig. 386 is in all respects identical with Fig.

385, except for the addition of a hand lever.
Gooseneck spouts furnished at $1.00 extra
list.
Sizes and Prices
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Deming Improved Siphon Force Pumps

With Submerged Cylinder
Fig. 320 Fig. 321
Fig. 320, Submerged Cylinder Pump, for use

in places where it can be located within twenty-
five feet of the water, has been for years a
favorite. It is always primed, therefore will
draw water a longer distance than ordinary
pumps. It must be protected from frost. The
piston-rod is arranged for power, and a forked coupling for attaching to a wind mill wood-rod
isalso furnished.
Fig. 321 is identical with Fig. 320, except that it has windmill top and lever for hand use.
Goose neck spout will be furnished at an extra list price of $1.00 for Nos. 1 to 4.
Sizes and Prices
SPECIFICATION OF SIZES
Deming Siphon Windmill Force Pump

With Brass Cylinder
Fig. 387
In this pump the brass working barrel is suspended in the
iron case, thus forming a reservoir.
This reservoir is always filled with water and the pump is
therefore always primed. In freezing weather this water can

be drained off by removing drip screw and operating pump until
water is all out of cylinder. Near the top of the iron case the
pump is tapped for suction pipe. The plunger rod is brass cased,
and the plunger, suction valve cage and seat are all brass.
The discharge pipe may be turned either to the right or to

the left to suit conditions. All of the working parts may be
removed by taking off the top cap which is fastened to the
outer case by means of four bolts. The inner cylinder is of
heavy seamless brass tubing.
Add $1.00 to the list price if malleable forked rods are

wanted instead of windmill slide.
Sizes and Prices

Deming Windmill Force Pumps on Base

With Air Chamber and Cock Spout
Fig. 1430
Fig. 430
Fig. 430 is a very heavy pump which may be used in connection with a windmill. It is
also arranged for operation by hand. The base is tapped for iron suction pipe and is bolted to
the stock. The air chamber is provided with an upward discharge.
When used in cold climates, freezing may be prevented by raising the lever to its extreme
height which trips the valves and allows the water to escape from the cylinder. The working
barrel or cylinder is located in the stock.
Fig. 430 has brass valve seat, brass cased piston rod and a cock spout threaded for hose.
The bolt holes in the air chamber are so spaced that the spout can be turned 90 degrees either
way. The bearer is also adjustable.
Fig. 1430 is similar to Fig. 430 except that it has a hand-hole in the base, giving easy
access to the suction valve for examination or repairs.
Deduct $2.50 from list price if cap nut on side discharge is wanted instead of cock spout.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
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Deming "Little Giant" Hydraulic Pressure Test Pump

With Detachable Lever
For 800 Pounds Pressure
Fig. 566
This pump is built for pressures up to 800 pounds per square inch. All parts coming in
contact with the liquid are made of brass. Fig. 566 has an extra long and powerful forged steel
lever. It is much used for testing boilers, pipe lines, castings or for steam gauges, in con-
nection with a master gauge.
Fig. 566 is regularly fitted for iron pipe but can be fitted with hose nipples at extra price
when so ordered.
Sizes and Prices
Size of
Piston
Deming Hydraulic Force Pump for Plumbers

With Brass Valves
For 400 Pounds Pressure
Fig. 594
This pump very convenient for plumbers to use for removing obstructions from drain
is
pipes, etc. adapted for use as a reserve hand boiler feed pump on traction outfits.
It is also well
Should the injector refuse to work, then Fig. 594 would be available to pump water into the boiler
and prevent an explosion. In certain localities the laws require an auxiliary feed pump, and Fig.
594 meets the requirements of these laws.
It has an extra long and powerful lever which may be turned so as to operate from either
side. The suction and discharge valves are screwed to the cylinder.
Fig. 594 is very convenient for making a cold water test on boilers as a maximum pressure
of 400 pounds can be obtained by its use.
Price List
Cylinder
Inches
Deming Gasoline Plunger Pumps

For Private Garages
Figs. 725 and 726

To anyone desiring a low priced gaso-
line pump of small and medium capacity,
these two pumps will commend themselves.
Fig. 725 will handle about 1%
gallons
of gasoline per minute when operated at 42
strokes. It has a special foot valve fitted for
% -inch suction pipe. When furnished with-

out cock, the discharge connection is adapted
for i^-inch pipe or 2/g-inch and 3^-inch hose,
The base is adjustable, and the pump
is, with the exception of the handle, made al-
most entirely of brass. The brass air cham-
ber insures a steady stream. If a chain and
padlock are used on the handle, thefts of

gasoline will be prevented. It is fitted for
3^-inch bibb cock. When ordered with stop

cock, the cock is threaded for hose.
Fig. 726 has an all brass piston with
cup packing. The stuffing-box is of the nut
and gland type. The base is in two parts and
Fig. 725 is clamped to the cylinder so that pipe con- 726
Fig
nections may be made without disturbing
the pump. When ordered with stop cock, the cock
is threaded for hose.
Fig. 726 also has a safety locking device which

prevents children and others from wasting the
gasoline and thereby endangering the garage. It
is fitted for 1-inch suction pipe.
When the handle is pushed entirely down

to locking position, the brass valve trips and the
liquid flows back into the tank, leaving the pump
entirely free.
On page 149 is shown a typical installation

of a gasoline pump for garage use.
Sizes and Prices Detail View of Fig. 726
Fig.
Deming Fire Protector

For Factories, Warehouses, Construction Camps, Etc.
Fig. 1668
STUFFING BOX CAP BRASS

PACKING-CANDLE WICK
tose TUBE-BRASS
BARREL-BRASS
PLUNGER TUBE-BRASS
BALL VALVES-BRASS
Detail View of Pump
This handy protector affords an ever ready means for the" control of incipient
little fire
blazes. Many thousands of these fire protectors have been supplied to the U. S. Government
for use in camps and cantonments in this country and abroad; also on transports and other types
of vessels.
Filling the tank of Fig. 1668 with a brine solution (or plain water where there is no danger
of freezing) provides an effective means of fire control. A
chemical fire extinguisher may not
work in time of need, but this Fig. 1668 outfit is always ready and will not fail.
Specifications
TANK Capacity 5 gallons; strongly and substantially built of galvanized iron and assem-
bled with riveted joints. Ends of tank rolled over No. 9 wire. One-half of tank cover is hinged
and provided with a catch. Bale is extra heavy and very rigid. Foot rest on tank keeps outfit
immovable while pump is being operated. Tank is painted inside with two coats of "Insulite"
and painted outside with one coat flat vermilion red and one coat bright red enamel.
PUMP Is our "Prize" double-acting brass force pump with special air chamber; and "D"
shaped handle. Has brass cylinder; brass ball valves; brass fittings and strainer and is securely
fastened to the tank. May be easily removed from the tank by loosening three screws.
PERFORMANCE Pump will throw solid stream 35 feet vertically. Three minutes of rapid
pumping will empty the tank.
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Diameter of tank, 9^ inches. Height of tank, 173^ inches.
Height overall with plunger on extreme down stroke, 27 inches. Weight complete, 8% pounds;
boxed for shipment, 25 pounds.
EQUIPMENT Three feet of ^g-inch hose and brass fire nozzle for throwing solid stream only.
Outfits
Fig. 1668 With galvanized iron tank, as illustrated Cipher, KORET
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125
Deming Southern Well Force Pump

With Polished Cylinder in Stock
Fig. 1274
Fig. 1274 is made with two fly-wheels; a crank
shaft; babbitted bearings, and a guided rod. The air
chamber is provided with an upward discharge fitted for

the same size of pipe as the suction.
For pumping large quantities of water, the fly-
wheel and crank are preferred in some localities to the
usual lever, because all strokes are of equal length, and

the pump discharges the full capacity at each revolution.
When equipped with either 2, 2^, 3 or 33/2-inch
cylinder, Fig. 1274 will lift and force, respectively, 100,
75, 50 and 35 feet. For Fig. 1274 fitted with independent
cylinders for deep wells, see list below.
Where there is liability to danger from freezing,

Fig. 1274 should not be used, except when in service as a
deep well pump. If plain spout is wanted instead of cock
spout, deduct $2.50 from list.
Sizes and Prices

"
Deming Colonial" Quick Return Force Pump
With Fly- Wheel and Compensating Lever
Fig. 277
By the combination of the slotted yoke or lever,

and roller crank pin, the leverage is greater on the up
stroke than with the ordinary crank, which makes it very
easy to operate the pump. The arrow on the face plate
indicates the direction in which the crank shaft should be

revolved.
The cylinder and plunger are in the stock. If
wanted for other than wrought iron suction pipe, the

purchaser can easily arrange suction flanges to fit the
bottom flange of the pump. The three-way discharge
cock makes it possible to force water to an elevated
tank or through the spout opening, as desired. For
Fig. 277, fitted with independent cylinders for deep wells,
see list below. When
equipped with either 2, 2^, 3 or
3^-inch cylinder, Fig. 277 will lift and force, respectively,
100, 75, 50 and 35 feet. If plain spout is desired instead
of cock spout, deduct $5.00 from list.
Sizes and Prices
Size Fitted
No. Cylinder for Pipe
Inches Inches
Deming "Century" Complete Whitewashing Outfit
With Brass Working Parts
Fig. 644
DISCHARGE PI
PUMP ROD
AGITATOR
AND MECHANISM
8RA5.S
CYLINDER
FABRIC
PACKED
PLUNGER
FOOT LUG M, > U1EJ7&AU VALVES

1L ;:
STRAINER
The better the light, the more work an employee will do, and "brightening up" with
whitewash has therefore been found to bring very satisfactory results in factories where the
light is not good. Artificial lighting bills have been very materially decreased; in some cases
as much as 25 per cent., by the application of whitewash or cold water paint.
When applied with a brush, the process is slow, laborious and often unsatisfactory. Using
a Deming whitewashing outfit, the operation is simplified and is quickly completed. The "Cen-
tury" is very much used in factories, mills, warehouses, abattoirs, stock farms, etc.
The detail of the working parts (shown above) gives a very clear idea of the construction
of the pump.
A
mechanical agitator keeps the mixture in suspension. Valves are brass balls. They will
not clog nor corrode. Pump can be worked at 100 pounds pressure.
Brass cylinder is 2% inches in diameter, and is always submerged. The long leverage
and large air chamber capacity make the "Century" very easy to operate.
The tank is a 50-gallon barrel, and the wheels are broad and strong. The caster at front
end facilitates turning. Twenty-five feet of ^s-inch hose, 4-foot extension pipe, and our "Bor-
deaux" nozzle (the best whitewashing nozzle) are furnished.
*OUTFIT "A" same as above, but with two 25-ft. sections of ^-inch hose, each with
4-ft. pipe and "Bordeaux" nozzle.
Price List
Diameter
Cylinder
Inches
Deming Adjustable Stroke Single-Acting Power Pump

Fig. 582
Fig. 582, Sizes 5x5 and larger Fig. 582, Size 2J^ x2 to 4x4 with Type "B" Drive
Fig. 582 is a single cylinder, outside packed plunger pump with adjustable stroke, and is
designed especially for supplying jacket water for cooling gas engines or for other service where
pressure does not exceed 50 pounds.
MAIN STANDARD is of cast iron and includes babbitted main shaft bearing and base to
which cylinder is bolted. Plunger is outside packed with bolted stuffing box gland.
VALVES are of rubber on bronze grid seats and are quickly accessible.
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEB") includes cast iron sub-base, pump gear and rawhide
motor pinion for connecting an electric motor, the speed of which should not exceed 900 R. P. M.
"
Type "C" Drive (Cipher, TYPEC") includes cast iron sub-base, short belt and spring
belt tightener for connecting SLOW SPEED electric motor (not illustrated).
Fig. 582, Sizes, Capacities, Prices, Etc.

PLUNGERS
Deming Improved Hand and Power Piston Pump

With Crank Shaft, Pulley and Handle
Fig. 585
This Pump is constructed with cylinder in the stock, the plunger being operated by a
steelcrank shaft and pitman, which are inclosed below the air chamber. Fig. 585 is well adap-
ted for use in cheese factories and creameries. It is suitable for raising water from shallow wells,
springs and cisterns, by hand or power, and will force it to any point desired; or for filling boiler
supply tanks, etc.
The cylinder is in a separate casting, and can be renewed when worn.

Fig. 585 will be fitted with stub rod to connect with independent cylinders, for deep wells
when specified, at same list price. Cylinders are extra.
Fig. 585, when furnished with tight and loose pulleys for power only, is designated as Fig.
590. See list below.
Sizes and Prices
Fig.
Deming Improved Power Piston Pump

With Tight and Loose Pulleys
Fig. 591
Fig. 591 is similar in design to our Fig. 590, but is constructed for more severe duty. The
crank-shaft extends entirely through the body of the pump, with bearings on both sides, adding
greatly to the durability. It is very generally used in creameries, cheese factories, cotton gins,
shops and factories, for pumping water from wells for the boiler supply tank. For deep wells we
supply it with an independent cylinder of suitable size for the additional cost of the cylinder.
Sizes and Prices
No.
The Deming Hydraulic Ram, Fig. 690
The Hydraulic Ram in Operation
A DEMING HYDRAULIC RAM installed at a spring means a constant supply of fresh water
in the home at practically no operating expense. Below is briefly explained the construction
of the Hydraulic Ram; its method of operation; and the conditions under which it may be
installed.
It is impossible in a general catalogue like this to give exact specifications of the various
conditions under which a Hydraulic Ram will operate successfully. The illustration above will
give a general idea of the utility of this wonderful machine in supplying water to a suburban or
country residence. IN A SEPARATE BULLETIN, THIS SUBJECT is MORE FULLY TREATED.
Operation
Deming Hydraulic Rams are used to elevate a part of the water supply to a point higher
than the level of supply. The machine in its simple form consists of a body to which is attached
an impetus or overflow valve, and an air chamber under which is a check valve. In operation
the supply water flows into the ram body through a drive pipe leading from a spring to the ram;
the water then passes out through the impetus valve until the column attains sufficient speed
to raise the impetus valve to its seat. This stops the column of water in the drive pipe and the
pressure produced by stopping this column forces a small quantity through the check valve into
the air chamber compressing the air slightly, when the check valve closes and prevents it from
returning to the drive pipe. The air, being now at a pressure greater than that due to the head
in the discharge line, forces the small quantity into the supply tank.
At the moment the check valve closes, the column of water in the drive pipe rebounds
a short distance which removes the pressure from the impetus valve and permits it to open of
its own weight. This completes one cycle. These movements continue automatically.
Suggestions for Installing

The LENGTH of the drive or supply pipe should be about five times the FALL. The
Hydraulic Ram is MOST EFFICIENT when the VOLUME of the AIR CHAMBER is EQUAL to the
VOLUME of the DISCHARGE PIPE.
The upper end of the drive pipe should always be a foot or more below the surface of
the water. It should be located six or more inches above the bottom of reservoir and a strainer
placed on end of pipe.
Pipes should be laid straight to reduce friction. Where turns are necessary, long bends
are better than abrupt angles.
Locate the Ram in a masonry-lined pit, and bolt it on a LEVEL FOUNDATION. Provide
drainage for waste water from the bottom of pit. Place all pipes below the frost line.
No two installations are alike; therefore we much prefer to make suggestions and give
information covering each individual case.

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The Deming Hydraulic Ram, Fig. 690

Tables of Efficiency, Etc.
Ideal Arrangement for Installing Hydraulic Ram where Three

the fall is too great or the Reservoir located consid-
erable distance from the Ram
Popular Sizes
of the Seven
Information We Should Have
Deming Rams
FALL IN FEET vertically from surface
of water in the supply reservoir to level of the
Hydraulic Ram.
NUMBER OF GALLONS of water per minute supplied to the Ram.
ELEVATION OR HEIGHT in feet (vertically above level of Ram) at which water is to be
discharged.
QUANTITY OF WATER per day of 24 hours (in gallons) required to be discharged into
storage tank.
LENGTH OF DRIVE PIPE in feet. It should not be less than five times the fall to give best
results. may, however, be longer.
It
LENGTH IN FEET OF DISCHARGE PIPE.
ESTIMATE OF EFFICIENCY: To find the quantity of water a Deming Ram will deliver,
multiply the fall in feet (from spring to Ram) by the number of gallons per minute supplied;
divide the product by twice the height to which the water is to be forced; the result will be the
quantity per minute discharged.
EXAMPLE OF EFFICIENCY: With a fall of six feet to the Ram from a spring flowing ten
gallons per minute, and a height of 40 feet from the Ram to the point of delivery, the estimate
6 x 10_60
is made as follows:
49 x 2~~80
or ^' being tne quantity (in gallons) per minute the Ram
should deliver. This condition requires a No. 4 or 5 Ram.
Sizes and Prices
No.
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The Deming "Hydraeram"

A Modern Hydraulic Ram
Fig. 695
The apparatus represented by the annexed engraving is our new Automatic Hydraulic
Pumping Engine, or Hydraulic Ram, which we designate as Fig. 695 and have given the name of
"HYDRAERAM." This name has been registered at the patent office as a trade mark. We have
been granted a design patent.
THE HYDRAERAM is MORE EFFICIENT than other

machines of the kind. It isnew in design and construc-
tion, as may be seen by the illustration. The air cham-
ber, base, and impetus valve chamber are cast integral.
The facility with which the Hydraeram may be adapted
to various conditions surpasses everything in the line
of automatic pumping apparatus. The Hydraeram can
be regulated without detaching any of the parts, and
under favorable conditions will discharge water to a
height of fifteen times the amount of fall.
THE AUTOMATIC AIR SUPPLY is attained by the

valve construction, and is so regulated as to give the
most efficient results.
IN ORDERING A "HYDRAERAM," care should be

exercised in giving us as near as possible the amount of
WATER PER MINUTE that can be supplied to the machine;
the amountof WATER REQUIRED every twenty-four hours;
the NUMBER OF FEET FALL (vertically) that can be obtaned
from the reservoir to the "Hydraeram," and the length of drive pipe; also the VERTICAL
and horizontal DISTANCE the water must be DISCHARGED, i. e., height water is elevated, and
length of discharge pipe. DIRECTIONS FOR SETTING AND STARTING FURNISHED WITH EACH
MACHINE.
Sizes and Prices

Deming Power Air Compressor or Vacuum Pump

Fig. 680
Fig. 680 Single-Acting Power Air Compressor and

Vacuum Pump is well adapted to pumping into receivers for
starting gas or gasoline engines, for use in connection with

dry pipe sprinkler systems, in garages, chemical works,
potteries, hospitals, and by artists and dentists.
This compressor ismade in the best manner possible
from the best of materials. The crank shaft is of steel, and
the bearings are of large dimensions, lined with the best
babbitt metal. The piston is of iron, packed with iron spring
rings, and the valves are of steel, seating vertically on bronze
seats, thereby insuring the least possible wear and minimum
clearance. Oil cups are furnished.
The cylinder is thoroughly water jacketed to enable
the pump to be operated continuously at the maximum
rated speed and pressure. For intermittent service these
compressors may be operated at one-third higher speeds and
pressures than listed.
Fig. 680 standard construction includes heavy rim
belt fly-wheel, as illustrated, also furnished with loose pulley at extra price as listed.
but is
"
Fig. 680 with Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPEB ") consists of the standard compressor
without pulley, but with sub-base and gearing connection for electric motor.
Fig. 680 with Type "C" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEC") consists of the standard pump with
fly-wheel pulley, and with sub-base, short belt and spring belt tightener for connecting electric
motor.
Motor is not included with Types "B" and "C" Drives, but can be furnished at
extra price.
PISTON
Deming Improved Pumping Jacks

For Operating Pump Standards
Fig. 747
Pump Stand disconnected from Jack
View of No. 1 size, con-

nected to Deming Windmill View of No. 2 size connected to
Pump Standard, Fig. 440. Standard of Fig. 453.
In these jacks the rests bolt securely to platform and serve as a brace to help support
the jack and brace the pump stand. The pump connection is designed to make quick change
from jack to windmill or hand pumping without removing any bolts. When the pump is set
directly under a windmill it can be operated by hand, by windmill or by gasoline engine.
No. is not illustrated, but is in general appearance very much like No. 1, except that
double geared.
it is
No. 1 is single geared.

No. 2 is double geared, equally dividing the load. Has adjustable foot rest. Shafts
are extra heavy.
Sizes and Prices
No.
CENTRIFUGAL
AND
ROTARY PUMPS
FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES
INCLUDING HAND AND POWER
ROTARY PUMPS FOR USE IN OIL
REFINERIES, SOAP FACTORIES,
GARAGES, BREWERIES, CANNING
FACTORIES, CREAMERIES, PAINT
AND CHEMICAL WORKS, ETC.
ALSO HORIZONTAL AND VERTI-
CAL CENTRIFUGAL POWER
PUMPS FOR CONTRACTORS'
USE, DRAINING AND
IRRIGATING, ETC.
Typical Deming Rotary Force Pump

SPOUT NUT
TIGHT PULLE>
LOOSE PULUEY
DRIVING CAM
SCREW/ PIPE ATTACHMENT

DRIP
Deming Rotary Force Pumps are adapted for a suction lift of 12 to 15 feet. As a rule
they may be used for a total lift and force of 60 feet, depending of course upon the conditions.
Liquids can be drawn horizontally any reasonable distance. In such case, the suction
pipe should incline upward a trifle. Deming Rotary Pumps are very easy to install; it being
necessary only to attach the required lengths of suction and discharge pipe to the openings in
the pump.
As shown in the illustration, the working parts consist of a pair of toothed pinions, which
when they revolve, mesh into each other and secure the required suction. The discharge from a
rotary pump is uniform and constant. However, they are not adapted to very heavy duties.
They are very much used for circulating cooling water for gasoline engines; pumping cider,
vinegar, wine, milk, etc.; pumping oil, chemicals, gasoline, kerosene, etc. They are easy to
clean and for that reason are often used where food products are handled in liquid form.
If hot liquids are to be pumped, we should be advised, for the reason that
vapor arising
from a hot liquid will prevent the pump from forming a vacuum.
For priming purposes, there
is a hole in the top of the pump. There is also a drain plug at the bottom. Wherever aciduous
liquids are to be handled, we recommend that bronze pumps be used.
If a small quantity of oil is run through the pump before and after using, it will prevent
rusting.
In order that rotary pumps be operated with maximum efficiency, they have to be very
accurately made. With our special machinery for manufacturing this type of pump, we are
in position to make rotary pumps which will operate to the very best advantage, under the
conditions for which they are recommended.

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Deming Improved Rotary House Force Pumps

Fig. 578
The base of this pump is flat and square,
with a cast hub projecting below. Both suction
and discharge are fitted for hose couplings but will
be fitted for iron or lead pipe if so ordered. Fig.
578 has flat fly-wheel and is generally mounted on
a table or bench. It is well adapted for pumping
cider, vinegar, wine, milk, cream, water or oil.
Fig. 578
Fig. 579
Rotary force pump, Fig. 579, is the same
type as Fig. 578 except that it is made with a hand
crank instead of fly-wheel. It is also provided with
brackets for attaching to post or wall. The suction
is regularly fitted for iron pipe, but will be arranged
for lead pipe or hose, when so ordered, at a slight

additional cost. If Fig. 579 is wanted with hand
fly-wheel, add $2.00 to the list price. By removing

cap on top of spout and attaching it to end of spout,
Fig. 579 is adapted to upward discharge, as also is
Fig. 578.
Fig. 579
Sizes and Prices Fig. 578
No.
Deming Improved Hand Rotary Force Pump

With Fly- Wheel and Crank
Fig. 575
This is one of our most popular types of hand rotary force pumps and is largely used by
brewers, wine producers, distillers, gas companies, etc. Being metallic fitted, it is especially
adapted for their requirements.
As is explained at the beginning of this chapter, our rotary pumps are most accurately
and carefully manufactured, the cases and cams of each size being made to exact gauges and
templets. The peculiar construction of the rotary pump requires the utmost accuracy in fitting
every part.
When used for handling acids, the working parts should be made of bronze metal. In
such event the pump is made all bronze except the fly-wheel and base, and extra price is charged
for which see list below. For pumping oil or fermented and acetous liquids Fig. 575 is very
efficient, and for pumping hot or cold water, it can be used in place of an ordinary piston pump.
The fly-wheel is 20 inches in diameter. A 36-inch fly-wheel will be furnished on Nos.
4, 5 and 6 at $4.50 extra list, when specified. Fig. 575 is regularly fitted for iron pipe.
Sizes and Prices
Dis- Capacity
buction at 50
charge
No. Bitted Fitted Revs.
for Pipe for Pioe per Min>
Deming Improved Hand Rotary Force Pump

With Barrel Attachment
Fig. 576
Fig. 576
Usual method of operating Fig. 576
This is an pump for dealers in oils and liquors. With it, the liquid can be transferred
ideal
from the any part of the building. It is a positive suction and force pump
cellar to simple
in construction and easily operated. It is furnished with top discharge and spout, crank handle
and iron suction pipe, the latter being fitted with a barrel attachment which will fit the bung-
hole of steel drums when tapped for 1J^ or 2-inch pipe. This can also be used for bungholes
of wooden barrels by simply screwing it into the wood. By forcing the tapered end into the bung-
hole, the pump is held firmly in place. A hook for holding discharge hose on edge of tank is
also included. Hose is not furnished regularly with the pump but we can supply it in any lengths
at additional cost. List prices include hose couplings.
Sizes and Prices
No.
Deming Power Rotary Force Pumps

With Bottom Suction
Fig. 577
Fig. 577 with Tight and Loose Pulleys
Fig. 577^ with Tight and Loose Pulleys Fig. 577 with Type "B"JOrive

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With Bottom Suction
Figs. 577 and 577^

Fig. 577 Rotary Force Pump is used largely in oil refineries, distilleries, creameries,
wine cellars, and wherever water or other liquids must be rapidly elevated by power. It is
essential that the liquid being pumped is entirely free from gritty substances, and that the suction
lift should not exceed 15 feet.
Fig. 577% is the same as Fig. 577, except is furnished for upward discharge without spout.
This pump is mounted on heavy castiron base frame and furnished with tight and
loose pulleys, while beyond the pulleys the drive shaft runs in a heavy babbitted bearing. Drip
cock is provided to prevent freezing. Unless otherwise ordered, leather packed suction valve is
provided.
The case which receives the cams is carefully turned and bored, and is perfectly true
and smooth, while the cams are accurately machined to the form which years of experience has
demonstrated will produce the minimum of friction and wear, and at the same time give the best
results in pumping.
For vertical discharge with Fig. 577, the cap shown in the illustration should be placed
on the spout and pipe connection made on top.
This pump with Type "B" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEB") consists of the standard pump with-
out pulleys, but with sub-base and gearing connection for electric motor HAVING SPEED OF
1200 REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE, OR LESS. Unless otherwise specified, the motor
pinion is made of rawhide. Motor can be furnished, if desired, at extra price.
Number

With Side Suction
Fig. 532 with Tight and Loose Pulleys Fig. 531 with Tight and Loose
Pulleys
These pumps are identical in construction

with Figs. 577 and 5773/2, illustrated and des-
cribed on preceding two pages, except that they
are fitted for side suction instead of bottom
suction. Fig. 531 isthreaded for suction and discharge pipe as listed. Fig. 532 is made with
discharge spout. For types of drive, see Figs. 577 and 577^.

Deming Automobile Rotary Gasoline Pump

With Tall Base
Fig. 776
The "Typical Installation" below shows how Fig. 776 may be installed and connected,
up to underground tank.
The workingparts of Fig. 776 consist of a set of cams enclosed in an iron case and
mounted on a base. To operate, if a cock is on the spout, open the cock and turn the
tall
crank in the direction indicated by the arrows on the face of the pump. When through pump-
ing,turn the crank in the opposite direction several revolutions, after which the cock should be
closed, thus preventing the escape of gasoline and reducing fire risk to a considerable degree.
For the price, no better pump is made.
In this "Typical Installation" the tank is 24 inches in diameter, 36 inches long; has 1-inch
suction pipe; J^-inch air vent pipe and air cock and 2-inch filling pipe.
Typical Installation
The tank should be buried outside the garage. This illustration is shown as a guide to
those desiring to install such an outfit. Prices on storage tanks, fittings, etc., will be
quoted on application.
Sizes and Prices
Suction
Fitted for
Pipe, Inches
Deming Power Rotary Force Pump

Fig. 595
Fig. 595 Fig. 595 with Type "B" Drive
Fig. 595 Rotary Pump is designed to meet the demand for pumps for pumping small
quantities of oil or gasoline. It is also recommended for pumping water for house supply or
other purposes where power is available, and the liquid is entirely free from gritty substances.
It is simple in construction, consisting of a pair of special machine-cut gears running

together in a tight case. It is mounted on a substantial iron base frame with babbitted bearing
for shaft. Suction connection at either side, and discharge at the top. Price includes tight
pulley only, but loose pulley will be supplied to order.
Fig. 595 withType "B" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEB") is identical in construction with the
Fig. 595, except that it is mounted on a substantial cast iron base with electric motor and
connected to the motor by gearing. The motor speed should not exceed 1,800 revolutions per
minute for the maximum pump speed of 200. Motor is not included in price, but will be furnished
at extra charge.
Fig. 595, Prices, Etc.
No.
Deming Special Power Rotary Oil Pump

For Lubricating Machine Tools
Fig. 580
With Pulley
Fig. 580 is a Rotary Force Pump which has been designed to meet the requirements of
machine tool manufacturers, for lubricating special screw threading and tapping tools. A
bracket is attached to the pump, by means of which it may be bolted to the machine.
This pump may also be used for pumping small quantities of water for house supply
where it can be operated by electric motor or other power, such as small gas engine. It is com-
pact and takes up but little space. The pump should not be set more than 10 to 15 feet above
the liquid, preferably as near to it as possible.
This little pump can be run with safety as high as 150 revolutions per minute, but 100
is about the proper speed. It is made in bronze only on special order. The diameter of shaft
is % inch, and the length 2% inches from stuffing-box to outer end.
A pulley of proper size should be attached to the shaft and the Pump Bracket fastened
rigidly to the machine tool if thus used, or to a wall or upright timber if used for water supply
as suggested above.
Can be used as either a right or left hand pump.

When fitted with l^x 4-inch flanged pulley, add $2.00 to the list price.
Sizes and Prices
Suction
Fitted for
Pipe
Inches
Deming Standard Horizontal Centrifugal Pump

598 Fig. 598 Horizontal side suction
centrifugal pump is the style most exten-
sively used and, with the exception of the
two smaller sizes, .is adapted for elevations
up to 100 feet, or equivalent pressure. It
is designed and constructed throughout on
very liberal lines. The case or shell is of

the solid type, and the runner is of large
diameter, adapting the pump for slow
speeds.
The inside of the case is machine-
finished and the runner machined and
accurately fitted to it. The shaft is large
and the bearings, which are self-oiling in
sizes No. 1^2 and larger are generously
proportioned. An ample stuffing-box and
gland are provided. All parts are accur-
ately interchangeable, and any part can
be readily duplicated.
The pumps are furnished for dis-
charge at any angle desired, and, when so
ordered, any of these pumps can be supplied with the discharge necks increased so that the
discharge opening is the same size as the suction opening.
NOTE The illustration on the opposite page shows Fig. 598 with hand suction primer.
Fig. 598, Sizes and Capacities
No.
Pump
Deming Standard Horizontal Centrifugal Pump
Fig. 598, With Hand Suction Primer
Revolution Table
Speeds at which Fig. 598 pumps should operate to raise water to various heights.
Cap.
N O- Gals.
Pump Min-
Deming Electric-Driven Horizontal Centrifugal Pump

Fig. 599
Fig. 599 arranged for direct connected motor drive.
The smaller sizes have both pump and motor mounted on a cast iron bed-plate, while the
larger sizes are mounted on a steel frame instead.
The pump is provided with a bracket bearing of the ring-oiling type, which is outside of
and separate from the stuffing-box.
Flexible couplings, connecting the pump and motor shafts, can be furnished at an extra
price when so ordered.
To adapt these pumps to the various motor speeds, special construction is always neces-
sary; therefore, inquiries should always state the voltage and the kind of current used, amount of
liquid to be pumped, the length and sizes of piping and the total height to which liquid is to be
raised.
No.
TRIPLEX
POWER PUMPS
SINGLE
AND DOUBLE-ACTING
FOR BOILER FEEDING, MINE
PUMPING, WATER WORKS,
SEWAGE PUMPING, BRINE CIR-
CULATION, PAPER MILL PUMP-
ING, HYDRAULIC PRESSURE
ACCUMULATORS, FIRE PROTEC-
TION SERVICE, RAILWAY WATER
SUPPLY, HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR
SERVICE, PRIVATE WATER
SUPPLY, IRRIGATING, ETC., FOR
OPERATION BY ELECTRIC
OR OTHER POWER
SEPARATE BULLETINS
Descriptive of our complete line of triplex power pumps and com-
prising many different types and sizes, will be sent upon request.
However, to give a general idea of the appearance and construction
of these pumps, a few representative types are listed in this_section
of the Catalogue.
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Deming Triplex Power Pumps

For Operation By Any Power
Installation of Deming Triplex Power Pumps in the plant of the

Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, New York
Our complete line of triplex power pumps is covered by a number of individual Bulletins.
However, to give a general idea of the construction of these pumps, we illustrate in this section a
few of the most popular types.
Deming Triplex Power Pumps are for operation by electric motors, gas, gasoline or steam
engines, water wheels, etc., either belt driven or direct connected to the driver. They are very
much more economical to operate than the direct acting steam pump and will show savings of
two-thirds and often more when compared with costs of steam pumping. When electric driven,
they can be installed in any convenient place without reference to the location of a central
power plant.
Deming Triplex Pumps embody the principle of the three-throw crank shaft, with the
crank pins at an angle of 120 degrees with each other, by which arrangement the strokes follow
and overlap one another. This results in a continuous and uniform action upon the fluid being
pumped, and insures an easy flow through the delivery pipe, with a corresponding high degree
of efficiency in the operation of the pump.
They are regularly made with capacities from 300 gallons to 60,000 gallons per hour,
and on special orders will be built in much larger sizes. A brief summary of the many different
uses for Deming Triplex Pumps is given below:
BELT DRIVEN: For waterworks, boiler feeding, paper and pulp mills, and for all kinds
of factory pumping.
ELECTRIC DRIVEN: For waterworks, compression and open tank pumping for private
water supply, fire service, boiler feeding, brine circulating, hydraulic elevators, hydraulic pressure
accumulators, mine pumping, irrigating, etc.
GAS OR GASOLINE DRIVEN: For waterworks, railway tank service, private water supply,
mine pumping, irrigating, etc.
WATER WHEEL DRIVEN: For irrigating and other purposes.
Weinvite correspondence with reference to special pumping equipment, and will gladly
prepare and submit estimates on pumps to satisfactorily meet existing conditions.
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Information We Should Have to Furnish an Intelligent Estimate

on Deming Triplex Power Pumps
It will greatly facilitate correspondence if our customers, in writing for quotations, will
advise us fully of their requirements. we may recommend and quote on

In order that the best
pump to meet these requirements, IT is NECESSARY THAT WE KNOW:
FIRST: For what purpose the pump is to be used.
SECOND: The maximum quantity to be pumped per minute, per hour, or per day of twenty-
four hours.
THIRD: To what height the liquid is to be lifted by suction, and the diameter and length
of the suction pipe.
FOURTH: The height, or pressure, against which liquid is to be discharged, also diameter
and length of discharge pipe.
FIFTH: Whether the liquid to be pumped is hot or cold, salt or fresh, acid, clear, thick
or gritty.
SIXTH: Power available for driving the pump.
IF THE PUMP IS TO BE DRIVEN BY ELECTRIC MOTOR, WE SHOULD KNOW:

FIRST: Whether the current available is direct or alternating. If direct, state the volt-
age, and if alternating, state voltage, number of cycles and phase.
SECOND: Whether the pump is to be driven by belt from motor, or to have same direct
connected by gearing, or otherwise.
IF THE PUMP IS TO BE DRIVEN BY GAS OR GASOLINE ENGINE, WE

SHOULD KNOW:
FIRST: Whether it is to be driven by belt from engine, or direct connected by friction
cut-off coupling.
SECOND: If by friction coupling, whether pump and engine are each to be mounted on
masonry foundations, or furnished with cast iron bed plate extending under both, also the
speed of the engine.
IF PUMP IS TO BE DRIVEN BY STEAM ENGINE, WE SHOULD KNOW:

FIRST: The steam pressure available at the engine.
SECOND: Whether vertical or horizontal engine is wanted.
THIRD: Whether connection is to be made by flanged coupling or by friction coupling.
153
Deming Single-Acting Triplex Plunger Pump

Fig. 50, for General Service
Fig. 50 Single-Acting Triplex Pump is designed for water works, hydraulic elevator service,
boiler feeding, pulp grinders and for general water supply.
Specifications
FRAME consists of two standards, and includes crosshead guides and main crank shaft
bearings, the latter being lined with best anti-friction metal. In sizes 4x4 and smaller the
frame is cast in one piece with the cylinders.
CRANK SHAFT is of best open hearth steel casting in one piece.
GEARING is machine cut, and is double in 9 x 10 and 10 x 10 sizes, and in sizes 11 x 12 and
larger. Other sizes made with double gearing at extra price.
PINION SHAFT is of steel, running in boxes lined with best anti-friction metal, and bolted
to the main housings.
CONNECTING RODS, in sizes 4x6 and larger, have bronze boxes with wedge and screw
adjustment at crosshead end, and marine type babbitted boxes at crank end. Smaller sizes have
bronze bushings at crosshead ends.
CROSSHEADS run in bored guides, sizes 4x6 and larger having adjustable bronze shoes.
PLUNGERS are of hard, close-grained cast iron, finished true and smooth, and reciprocate
through packing of ample depth.
CYLINDERS AND BASE are in one casting in sizes 10 x 10 and smaller, and in larger sizes the
cylinders are in three separate castings bolted to the base.
VALVE CHAMBERS, in sizes 3^x 4 and larger, are separate castings bolted to the cylinders.
They are of liberal proportions, affording large valve area, and all valves are readily accessible.
VALVES for cold water are rubber discs, protected on top from cylindrically wound
springs by brass plates. For hot water, either special hard composition valves or bronze valves
are furnished as ordered.
VALVE SEATS are of bronze, screwed into decks, and are of the grid type. Iron seats
and valves furnished when conditions require.
AIR CHAMBER furnished when specified. Vacuum Chamber to order.
GREASE CUPS, or Oil Cups if specified, and wrenches furnished with all pumps.
SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION: Pumps furnished with brass cased or solid bronze plungers, and
bronze lined stuffing boxes and glands, with rawhide pinions, or otherwise varied from standard
construction, at extra price.
For different Types of Drive for pumps direct connected with electric motor, gas engine,
or other motive power, see pages 155 to 162, inclusive.
Fig. 50, Standard Sizes, Capacities, Etc.

PLUNGERS
HAND AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL USES B

Fig. 50, for General Service
Fig. 50, Sizes 33^ x 3 and smaller
Fig. 50. Sizes 4 x 6 to 5 x 6
Fig. 50, Sizes 5^ x 8 to 8 x 10 with Type "B" Drive
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPED) consists of intermediate pump gear, rawhide, or fibre,
motor pinion, and bedplate under both pump and motor, except in the larger sizes, which have
separate motor bedplate bolted to the pump base. Recommended where space for installation is
limited and some noise due to high speed gearing is not objectionable.
155
Demiug Single-Acting Triplex Plunger Pump

Fig. 40, for Medium Service
Fig. 40 Single-Acting Triplex Pump is designed for medium heavy service, such as
circulating brine, tank supply for factories, railway stations, etc.
Specifications
FRAME consists of two standards, and includes the crosshead guides and main crank
shaft bearings, the latter being lined with best anti-friction metal. In sizes 5^ x 6 and smaller
the frame is cast in one piece with the cylinders.
GEARING is machine cut, and is double in sizes 12 x 14 and larger.
PINION SHAFT is of steel, running in boxes lined with best anti-friction metal and bolted
to main housings.
CONNECTING RODS, in sizes 7x8 and larger, have bronze boxes with wedge and screw
adjustment at crosshead ends, and marine type babbitted boxes at the crank ends. Smaller
sizes have bronze bushings at crosshead ends.
PLUNGERS are of close-grained gray iron, turned and ground true and smooth, and have
crossheads with bronze shoes adjustable for wear.
CYLINDERS and base are in one casting, except in 12-inch stroke sizes which have cylin-
ders in separate castings.
VALVE CHAMBERS in all sizes except 5/4.X 8 and 6x8
are in separate castings bolted to
cylinders. They have large valve area, and all valves are readily accessible.
VALVES for cold water are rubber discs, protected on top from cylindrically wound springs
by brass plates. For hot water, either special composition valves or bronze valves are furnished
as ordered.
VALVE SEATS are of bronze, grid type, screwed into the decks. Iron seats and valves
furnished when conditions require.
AIR CHAMBER furnished when specified. Vacuum Chamber to order.
GREASE CUPS, or Oil Cups if specified, and wrenches furnished with all pumps.
SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION: Pumps furnished with brass cased or solid bronze plungers,
and bronze lined stuffing boxes and glands, with rawhide pinions, or otherwise varied from
standard construction, at extra price.
For different Types of Drive for pumps in connection with electric motor, or other
motive power, see' pages 155 to 162, inclusive.
PLUNGERS

Fig. 40, Sizes 4 x 6 to 5^ x 6 Fig. 40, Sizes 5>^ x 8 and 6x8
Fig. 40, Sizes 7 x 8 to 9 x 10 with Type "B" Drive
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPES) consists of intermediate pump gear, rawhide, or fibre,
motor pinion, and bedplate under both pump and motor, except in the larger sizes, which have
separate motor bedplate bolted to the pump base. Recommended where space for installation is
limited and some noise due to high speed gearing is not objectionable.
157

Fig. 52, for Heavy Duty
Fig. 52 Single-Acting Triplex Pump is designed for working pressures of from 200 to 400
pounds, or equivalent elevations. It is especially adapted for general water supply, boiler
feeding, hydraulic elevators and mine pumping, where the pressures do not exceed the ratings
given below.
FRAME consists of two standards, and includes crosshead guides and main crank shaft
bearings, the latter being lined with best anti-friction metal.
GEARING is machine cut, and is double in size 6x8 for 300 pounds pressure and larger
sizes; smaller sizes made with double gearing at extra price.
PINION SHAFT is of steel, running in boxes lined with best anti-friction metal and
bolted to main housings.
CONNECTING RODS have bronze boxes with wedge and screw adjustment at the crosshead
end, and marine type babbitted boxes at the crank end.
CROSSHEADS run in bored guides, and have bronze shoes adjustable for wear.
PLUNGERSare of hard close-grained cast iron, finished true and smooth, and reciprocate
through deep stuffing boxes.
CYLINDERS and base are in one casting in sizes 8 x 10 and smaller, and in larger sizes are
in three separate castings bolted to the base.
VALVE CHAMBERS are separate from and bolted to the cylinders. They are of liberal pro-
portion, affording large valve area, and all valves are readily accessible.
VALVES for 300 pounds pressure or less are of special composition rubber with bronze
seats of the grid type, unless specified otherwise. For higher pressure, valves are of bronze.
AIR CHAMBER supplied with pumps. Vacuum Chamber to order.
GREASE CUPS, or Oil Cups if specified, and wrenches furnished with pump.
SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION: Solid bronze plungers, bronze lined stuffing boxes and glands
rawhide pinions, or other variations from standard construction, at extra price.
For different TypesDrive for pumps direct connected with
of electric motor, gas
engine, or other motive power, see pages 155 to 162, inclusive.
PLUNGERS

Fig. 52, for Heavy Duty
Fig. 52, Size 4x8
Fig. 52, Size 6^x8

159

Fig. 48
Especially designed for pumping into open or compression tanks in apartment houses,
residences, office buildings, or wherever quietness of operation is essential. These pumps have
unusually large valve area, which permits operating at much higher speeds than is the usual
practice with geared pumps, resulting in much greater capacity for the space occupied.
FRAME consists of three standards, which include the crosshead guides and the main
crank shaft bearings, the latter being lined with best anti-friction metal.
CRANK SHAFT is of best open hearth steel in one piece, and extended to receive driving
pulley.
CONNECTING RODS, in sizes 4x 6 and larger, have bronze boxes with wedge and screw adjust-
ment at the crosshead ends, and marine type babbitted boxes at the crank end. Smaller sizes
have bronze bushings at crosshead end.
CROSSHEADS run in bored guides, and sizes 4x6 and larger have bronze shoes adjustable
for wear.
PLUNGERS are of close grained cast iron, finished true and smooth, and reciprocate through
packing of ample depth.
CYLINDERS in sizes 5x6 and smaller are integral with the main guide frame.
VALVE CHAMBERS in sizes 3^ x 4 and larger are separate castings bolted to the cylinders.
All valves are readily accessible.
VALVES for cold water are rubber discs protected on top from cylindrically wound springs
by brass plates. Bronze or hard rubber valves furnished for hot water when specified.
VALVE SEATS are of bronze, and in sizes 2x2 and larger are of grid type, screwed into
the decks.
GREASE CUPS, or Oil Cups if preferred, and wrenches furnished with all pumps, also air
chamber if specified. Vacuum Chamber to order at extra price.
SPECIALS: Pumps furnished with brass cased plungers, or solid bronze plungers, and
bronze lined stuffing boxes and glands at extra price.
For different Types of Drive for Fig. 48 pumps in connection with electric motor and
gas engine, see opposite page.
PLUNGERS

Fig. 48
Fig. 48. Sizes 2 x 2 to 3^ x 3 Fig 48. Sizes 3H x 4 to o x 6
Fig. 48. Sizes 2 x 2 to 3% x 3 with Type "C" Drive Fig. 48, Sizes 2 x 2 to
:
x 3, with Type "B" Drive
Type "C" Drive (Cipher, TYPEC) includes cast-iron bedplate under pump and motor, with
connection by short belt and spring belt tightener. Very desirable outfit where limited space is
available for installation and quietness in operation is essential.
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPEB) includes cast-iron bedplate on which both pump and
motor are mounted with connection by gear and rawhide, or fibre, motor pinion. Recommended
where space for installation is limited and some noise due to gearing is not objectionable.
161
Types "C" and "D" Drives for Deming Geared Power Pumps
Type "C" Drive]

Fig. 50, Sizes 2 x 2 to 3^4 x 3 with Fig. 40, Sizes 4 x 6 to 5^ x 6 with Type "D" Drive
Type "C" Drive (Cipher, TYPEC) consists of bedplate under pump and motor, with con-
nection by short belt and spring belt tightener. Recommended where limited space is available
and quiet running is essential. With rawhide pump pinion, practically all noise is eliminated.
Type "D" Drive (Cipher, TYPED) consists of bedplate under pump and motor in smaller
sizes, and motor bed plate bolted to pump bed plate in larger sizes, with motor connected to pump
by silent chain drive. More quiet in operation than the geared drive and occupies small space.
Type "K" Drive for Deming Geared Power Pumps
Fig. 50, Size 5^4 x 8 with Type "K" Drive

Type "K" Drive TYPEK) furnished with friction cut-off coupling for direct
(Cipher, con-
necting to gas engine on masonry or other foundations. No bedplate furnished.
162
HORIZONTAL
DOUBLE-ACTING
POWER PUMPS
FOR
VARIOUS D UTI E S
DOUBLE-ACTING POWER PUMPS
OPERATED FROM ANY POWER
SOURCE FOR MINE PUMPING,
CONTRACTORS' USE, WATER
TANK SERVICE IN FACTORIES
AND MILLS, PNEUMATIC TANK
SERVICE, ETC.
SEPARATE BULLETINS
Descriptive of our complete line of horizontal power pumps and com-
of these pumps, a few representative types are listed in this section
of the Catalogue.
Deming "Atlas" Double-Acting Power Piston Pump

Fig. 691
For Hydro-Pneumatic Water Systems and
General Water Supply
Especially Adapted to Hydro-Pneumatic Service

The "Atlas" Pump is regularly fitted with an air-charging device for supply-
ing air to pneumatic tank for hydro-pneumatic water supply. If the pump is to
be placed lower than the source of supply, we recommend that it be fitted with
air compressor (see illustration at bottom of opposite page) but if water supply ;
is located at a lower level than the pump, the regular air-charging device will be
entirely satisfactory.
Suited for Long Distance Pumping
The "Atlas" Pump is DOUBLE-ACTING and discharges water at each stroke
of the pump. It will lift water vertically by suction, a distance of 25 feet or less.
It will draw water horizontally from 200 to 300 feet; will force it vertically
150 feet; and will also force water horizontally for two or three miles, provided
the discharge pipe is large enough to prevent excessive friction. With a IJ^-inch
discharge pipe the "Atlas" Pump can usually be depended upon to force water
horizontally for approximately one mile. However, for hydro-pneumatic service,
the pump should be placed as near the tank as possible. The "Atlas" is built
for 75 pounds maximum pressure.
Smallest Size Easy to Operate With Hand Attachment

The "Atlas" may be operated by gasoline engine or electric motor. The
2/4 x 5-inch size will be fitted with hand attachment when specified. This is
often done as a precaution against failure of engine or motor. When operated
by hand the "Atlas" works no harder than the ordinary hand tank pump.
Suction and Discharge Valves Easy to Reach
Each two valve chambers contains one set of discharge and suction
of the
valves. To
gain access to these valves, remove the three cap screws from each
of the valve chamber covers. The opening thus made is plenty large enough to
admit inserting the hand for withdrawal of one set of the discharge valves. A set
of suction valves is located directly under the discharge valves in each valve
chamber. These suction valves may be withdrawn through the same opening as
the discharge valves.
Other Points of Advantage
Cylinder is brass lined. On the two larger sizes the liner may be easily
removed. All bearings are babbitted, insuring long life and minimum friction.
Gears are fully enclosed by cast iron gear guard. Cylinder and valve decks are
cast in one piece. They cannot pull apart.
Crank end boxes which permits taking up
of connecting rod has adjustable
of all wear. Valves are metal, faced with rubber, and have BRASS VALVE SEATS.
Oil pockets and grease cups insure thorough lubrication.
The "Atlas" is made in three sizes, 234 x 5, 3 x 6, and 4x8, with capacities
of 600, 1200 and 2400 gallons per hour respectively. "Atlas" Pumps are painted
"Quaker Gray" and trimmed in gold.
Shipping weights are as follows :
2M x 5140 Ibs. 3 x 6275 Ibs. 4x8 350 Ibs.
For Types of Drives, Capacities, Sizes, Prices, Etc., of Fig. 691, see Pages 170 and 171.
164
Deming "Atlas" Double- Acting Power Pump

Fig. 691
Hand Lever Attachment for Fig. 691. Fig. 691, with Tight and Loose Pulleys, also Air Charging Device
Furnished on the 2J^ x 5 size only
Fig. 691, with Air Compressor

165
Deming "Atlas" Double-Acting Power Pump

Fig. 691
(Continued from two preceding pages)
A few of the reasons for the popularity of the "Atlas" pump are mentioned on page 164.
Further specifications, also list prices, descriptions and illustrations of various types of
drives, will be found on this and the opposite page.
Complete hydro-pneumatic systems in which the "Atlas" pump is used are illustrated
and described on pages 192 and 193.
A SPECIAL AIR COMPRESSOR will be supplied (see illustration at bottom of page 165)
when desired, at extra price, as listed below.
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, "TYPES"). Includes cast iron sub-base, intermediate gear
and rawhide pinion for connecting electric motor.
Type "C" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEC"). Same as Type "CI" Drive with addition of cast
iron sub-base under pump and motor. Belt is included. Motor furnished at extra price.
Type "CI" Drive (Cipher, "TYPECI"). Includes tight pulley, 20 inches diameter or
smaller, with belt tightener of gravity type for driving by electric motor or gas engine with short
belt pulley centers. Larger diameter pulley supplied at extra price. Belt is not included.
Type "G" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEG"). Includes a horizontal or vertical water-cooled,

or a vertical air-cooled, gasoline engine mounted on a cast iron sub-base with pump and con-
nected by gearing. See below for prices of outfits with different styles of engines.
HAND OPERATION: Size 2^x5 is furnished, when desired, with lever, link and attach-
"
ments as illustrated, for operating by hand in case of emergency. (Cipher, HANDOP.")
Capacities, Sizes, Prices, Etc.
PISTONS
Deming Types'of Drives for "Atlas" Double-Acting

Power Piston Pump
Fig. 091
Fig. 691, with Type "B" Drive and

Electric Motor
Fig. 691, with Type "CI" Drive,

also Motor and Automatic Control
Fig. 691, with Type "C" Drive and Motor
Fig. 691, with Type "G" Drive and Water-

Cooled Vertical Engine
167
Deming Double-Acting Power Pump

With Attachment for Pumping Air
Fig. 708
Fig. 708 is a double-acting power pump, made in three sizes, and good for pumping against
pressures up to 200 pounds, which makes it an admirable pump for contractor's service and
hydro-pneumatic water supply systems.
It is adapted for a suction lift of 24 feet or less.
Any available power may be used to drive the pump, such as gasoline engine, electric
motor, etc. Air chamber has ample capacity.
There are no air pockets in this pump so it cannot become "air bound."
CYLINDER is reversible, so suction and discharge pipes may be arranged for either side.
CYLINDER LINER: Brass and removable.
PISTON PACKING: Special fibrous cup packing.
SUCTION VALVE DECK is removable, to give access to suction valves.
GEARS: Ratio 5 to 1. Machine-cut from the solid; not cast teeth.
PULLEYS: See list below.
VALVES: Brass balls; are accessible without interference with the piping.
VALVE SEATS are cast bronze, and removable.
PISTON ROD: Cannot buckle or get out of line as it is double rod guided.
Type "B" is used to indicate direct connected motor drive.
Type "CI" Drive: Includes tight pulley, as follows: No. 1, 8x4; No. 2, 16x4;
No. 3, 16 x 4. With belt tightener of the gravity type. Pulleys of different diameters fur-
nished at extra price.
Dimensions
No.
HAND AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL USES &
Deming Horizontal Double-Acting Piston Pump

For Heavy Duty
Fig. 1696
FIG. 1696 is especially recommended for pumping oils and other liquids where a pump for
high pressure isrequired.

MAIN FRAME is of heavy box type, and includes bored crosshead guide and babbitt-lined
shaft bearings.
CYLINDER is of cast iron fitted with spring ring piston.
CRANK SHAFT is of best open hearth steel casting, accurately machined.
GEARING is machine-cut from the solid and entirely enclosed in substantial gear guard.
CONNECTING ROD has babbitt-lined adjustable bearing at the crank end and bronze bushing
at the crosshead end.
CROSSHEAD reciprocates through a bored guide and has shoes adjustable for wear.
PISTON is of cast iron with spring ring packing.
PISTON ROD is of steel working through deep stuffing box with bolted gland.
VALVES are bronze balls on bronze seats screwed into the decks and are easily accessible.
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION includes tight and loose pulleys, grease cups and companion
pipe flanges of sizes listed.
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPEB) for connecting to an electric motor, includes a substantial
cast-iron sub-base under pump and motor, with an intermediate gear and rawhide motor pinion
for connecting motor to pump. See illustration of Fig. 716 Type "B" Drive, page 173.
Sizes, Prices, Etc.
PISTON
" "
Deming Triumph Double-Acting Piston Pump
Fig. 609 "TRIUMPH" Piston Pump has been on the market for many years, and has
gained great popularity as a gathering pump in mines where a pump of but small capacity is
required. It is also well adapted to use in circulating brine, tank supply and boiler feeding where
pressures do not exceed the ratings below.
The pump cylinder is securely bolted to a substantial bed plate, and the crank shaft,
rod guide, yoke and pitman are so arranged as to keep all parts in perfect alignment. All standard
pumps have piston with hydraulic cup packing, tight and loose pulleys, cut gearing and babbitted
bearings. The piston rod, stuffing box, valves and valve seats are made of brass, and cylinders
are brass lined except in "bronze cylinder" and "all bronze" pumps.
Modification of standard construction to suit special requirements can be made at

extra price.
Fig. 609 with Type "B" Drive (Cipher, "TYPEB") is the standard pump without pulleys,
but with sub-base and gearing connection for electric motor, as illustrated on opposite page.
NOTE. Fig. 609 can also be furnished mounted on portable truck with motor.
Fig. 609, Sizes, Capacities, Etc.
PISTONS
Deming "Triumph" Double-Acting Piston Pump

Fig. 609, All Sizes
Fig. 609 with Type "B" Drive
171
,
Deming "Ajax" Double- Acting Piston Pump

Fig. 716is especially recom-

mended as a gathering pump and
for other use in mines where the
maximum discharge pressure does
not exceed that for which it is rated.
It is also a very desirable pump for
brine circulation and for tank sup-
ply for factories, railway water
stations, etc.
MAIN FRAME is of heavy box
type, and includes bored crosshead
guide and babbitt-lined shaft bear-
ings.
CYLINDER is of cast iron with
cast bronze liner, and contains the
valves which are readily accessible
without disturbing pipe connections.
CRANK SHAFT is of best open
hearth annealed steel casting, accu-
rately machined.
GEARING is machine cut from
Fig. 716, All Sizes
the solid.
CONNECTING ROD has babbitt-lined adjustable bearing at the crank end, and bronze
bushing at the crosshead end.
CROSSHEAD reciprocates through a bored guide, and has shoes adjustable for wear.
PISTON is fibrous packed.
PISTON ROD is of bronze working through deep stuffing box, with bolted gland.
VALVES are of rubber, on bronze grid seats, which are screwed into the decks.
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION includes tight and loose pulleys, grease cups, wrenches and com-
Modifications of standard construction furnished at extra price.
panion pipe flanges of sizes listed.
TYPE "B" DRIVE "TYPEB") for connecting an electric motor includes a sub-
(Cipher,
stantial cast iron sub-base under pump and motor, with an intermediate gear and rawhide pinion
for connecting motor to the pump as illustrated.
NOTE. The 5 and 6-inch stroke pumps can also be furnished mounted on portable truck
with motor.
TYPE "BA" DRIVE (Cipher, "TYPEBA") includes an intermediate gear and rawhide pinion
for connecting an motor, the main frame being altered on top to permit mounting the
electric
motor thereon. This drive is only furnished with 10-inch stroke sizes and only for motors having
frames of comparatively small dimensions.

PISTONS
Deming "Ajax" Double- Acting Piston Pump

Fig. 716, with Types "B" and "BA" Drives
Fig. 71G with Type "B" Drive
Fig. 716 with Type "BA" Drive
173
Deming "Neptune" Double-Acting Piston Pump

Fig. 696, All Sizes
Fig. 696 differs from our other types of horizontal piston pumps in that all valves are
quickly accessible from the top by loosening two nuts. This is especially desirable in handling
mine water where small particles of coal or other foreign substances are liable to clog the valves.
This pump is also well suited for brine pumping and general water supply where pressure does
not exceed 75 pounds.
MAIN FRAME is of heavy box type, and includes bored crosshead guide and babbitt-lined
shaft bearings.
CYLINDER is of cast iron with cast bronze liner, and contains all valves.
CRANK SHAFT is of best open hearth annealed steel casting, accurately machined.
GEARING is machine cut from the solid.
CONNECTING ROD has babbitt-lined, divided bearing at the crank end and bronze bushing
CROSSHEAD reciprocates through a bored guide, and has shoes adjustable for wear.
PISTON is fibrous packed.
PISTON ROD is of bronze working through deep stuffing box, with bolted gland.
VALVES are of rubber, on bronze grid seats, which are screwed into the decks.
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION includes tight and loose pulleys, grease cups, wrenches and
companion pipe flanges of sizes listed. Modifications of standard construction furnished at
extra price.
Types "B" and "BA" Drives
696 is furnished with Type "B" Drive in all sizes the same as Fig. 716, and with
Fig.
Type "BA" Drive in size 6 x 10 only. See illustration and description on pages 172 and 173.
NOTE. The 5 and 6-inch stroke pumps can be furnished on portable truck with motor.

PISTONS
DEEP WELL
WORKING HEADS
FOR
SPECIAL WATER SUPPLY
EMBRACING VARIOUS TYPES OF
POWER WORKING HEADS FOR
USE WITH DEMING BRASS ARTE-
SIAN WELL AND OTHER TYPES
OF CYLINDERS; ADAPTED FOR
OPERATION BY ELECTRIC
MOTOR, GAS, OR GASOLINE EN-
GINE, STEAM ENGINE AND
WINDMILL; USING BELT, GEAR-
ING OR CONNECTING ROD.
SEPARATE BULLETINS
Descriptive of our complete line of working heads and compris-
ing many different types and sizes, will be sent upon request.
However, to give a general idea of the appearance and construc-
tion of these pumps, a few representative types are listed in this
section of the Catalogue.
Deep Well Pumping
.Information Desired to Enable Us to Intelligently
Recommend the Best Style of
Deep Well Pump
"A" Inside diameter of well casing inches.

"
B " Total depth of well feet.
"
C " Depth well is cased feet.
"D Depth to surface of water .feet.
"E Inside diameter of discharge pipe . . inches.
"F Length of discharge pipe .feet.
"G Discharge head feet (or discharge pressure

. . .
pounds
per square inch).
Does water level recede when well is pumped, and how
much?
What capacity in gallons per minute is wanted at dis-
charge?
What power is available to operate pump?
If electric power available, and price on electric motor
is
is wanted, state whether current is direct or alter-
nating, and if alternating, state phase and cycles.
Suggestions Concerning the Installation of Deep

Well Pumps
The cylinder should be placed at such depth as to insure its

being constantly submerged, and unless tests show that the
water level does not recede materially it is advisable to place the
cylinder near the bottom of the well.
In placing the cylinder in the well special care should be

taken to make all pipe and sucker rod joints tight.
For convenience in shipping, cylinders are usually sent with

the plunger and lower valve screwed together, and these must
be disconnected before lowering the cylinder in the well.
We are not liable for damage done or trouble caused by

sand, gravel, chips or any substance other than clear water.
The well is supposed to have a straight clear bore of the size
specified so that the pump parts will go into it when reasonable
clearance is allowed, and also to furnish sufficient clear water
to supply the pump.
Complete Table of Contents and General Classification of Pumps, Pages 7 and

17G
Deming Deep Well Pump Heads

With Double Rod Guides and Power Attachment
For Wells 35 to 300 Feet Deep
Fig. 439 Fig. 1439
These pump heads have crossheads with babbitted bearings working on double heavy
steel rod guides. The stuffing-box gland is of brass. The power attachment is hinged to the
crosshead and is designed to fit wood rod of windmill, although it can be altered for other
style connection when desired.
Fig. 439 has flanged base to bolt to platform or foundation, and the base is threaded for
pipe that connects with cylinder. When so ordered, a separate flange threaded for drop pipe,
will be furnished at additional cost.
Fig. 1439 is exactly the same as Fig. 439, but with the addition of a large flanged air chamber.
For use with Figs. 439 and 1439 pump heads, we recommend our Figs. 311 and 324 artesian
well cylinders, listed elsewhere and connecting with pipe of larger diameterthan the cylinder, which
will permit the withdrawal of the plunger and valve by the removal of the stuffing-box flange.
Plunger rods are regularly threaded on lower end, %-inch U.S. Standard, but will be
threaded otherwise if so specified. In ordering always specify size of suction and discharge pipe
wanted.
Sizes and Prices
Figures
Deming Geared Deep Well Working Head

Fig. 569
Fig. 569 illustrates our Pump Standard for wells

of medium depth. It has adjustable stroke (6, 8 and
10-inch) and is furnished with machine cut gearing having

a ratio of three to one, and with tight and loose pulleys
for operating by power. Fly wheel pulley 36 inches
diameter can be furnished, if desired, in place of the
tight and loose pulleys.
The illustration shows the No. 2 Pump with air

chamber by which water can be forced upward through
the top of the air chamber, or through the spout.
In connection with this standard we recommend the

use of our Fig. 311 cylinders, or any other type of brass,
brass lined or iron deep well cylinder.
In corresponding, give as fully as possible the

particulars asked for on page 176, and if working head only
is wanted, specify sizes of drop pipe and discharge pipe
and also threads on sucker rod.
Fig. 569
Fig. 569, Sizes, Prices, Etc.
Stroke 'Suction Fitted Tight and

No. Inches for Pipe Discharge Gear Ratio Loose
Inches Pulleys
6, 8 and 10 to 3
With Flange for 1^ to
3 to 1 20x5
2-inch pipe
8 and 10 to 3
With Double Discharge 3 to 1 20x5
6,
Air Chamber, as illustrated
8 and 10 to 3
With Air Chamber and 3 to 1 20x5
6,
Cock
WITH PULLEYS WITH FLY WHEEL

fLift and Force
Cipher Price Cipher Price
2^-inch cylinder, 175 feet ) BRAVO $140.00 BRAWNY $140.00

2% -inch cylinder, 120 feet j
3M-inch cylinder, 80 feet BRAYER
)
60 feet )
BRAWL 145.00 145.00
3%-inch cylinder,
4M-inch cylinder, 50 feet BRAWLER 150.00 BRAZEN 150.00
*Unless otherwise specified, suction is fitted for IJ^-inch pipe and discharge for IJ^-inch pipe.
fFrom lowest surface of water in well to highest point of delivery.
Complete Table of Contents and General Classification of Pumps, Pages 7 and

178
Deming Geared Deep Well Power Working Head

Fig. 66
This head is adapted especially
forpumping water from deep wells for
suburban homes and other places re-
quiring a moderate water supply. All
parts are readily accessible.
The sucker rod and cylinder valves
can be withdrawn without disturbing
any pipe connections.
The standard head includes cut
gearing, tight and loose pulleys and oil
cups. For hydro-pneumatic service an
air compressor will be supplied at extra
cost. When desired, an extended
walking beam and counterweight, for
equalizing the plunger load, will be
furnished at extra cost as listed below.
Our Figs. 311 or 324 cylinders are
recommended for use with this head.
TYPE "B" DRIVE (Cipher, TYPES)
Fig. 66. with Tight and Loose Pulleys and Air Compressor
consists of a cas t-iron bedplate, on
which working head and motor are mounted, with motor direct-connected by gearing.
electric
TYPE "CS" DRIVE (Cipher, TYPECS) consists of a cast-iron shelf hinged to the back of
working head frame, the motor being mounted on the shelf and belted to the working head.
Quieter in operation than Type "B" Drive.
On page 194 this head is shown in connection with a complete hydro-pneumatic water
supply system.
Specifications, Prices, Capacities, Etc.
MAXIMUM DIAMETER OF PIPES

Weight
Tight and Maximum With Tight
Stroke Gear Loose Height and Loose *Cipher
Inches Suction Ratio Inches
Discharge Pulleys Pulleys
Inches Inches Pounds
6 to 1 12x3 25 215 ORRIS

CAPACITY
Diameter of Maximum
t
Cylinder Gallons per Rev. Usual Revs, Gallons per Lift, Feet
Inches of Crank Shaft per Minute Minute
.063 40 2.52 375

.103 40 4.12 225
.154 40 6.16 140
3M .215 40 8.60 100
Without Tight Extra for Type Extra for Type Extra for Extended Extra for Air
With Tight and and Loose 'B" Drive (Motor 'CS" Drive in- Walking Beam Compressor
Loose Pulleys not included) cluding Belt (Motor and 100-Lb. Including Piping
Pulleys
not included) Counterweight Connections
$70.00 $65.00 $35.00 $20.00 $15.00 $9.00

*VVhen telegraphing with reference to working head with Types "B" or "CS" Drive, place cipher word
"TYPEB" or "TYPECS" respectively, immediately following cipher word "ORRIS."
JRefers to vertical distance from surface of water to point of delivery or equivalent pressure.

179
Deming Deep Well Power Working Head

Fig. 62, with Differential Plunger
Fig. 62 is adapted especially for supplying water from deep wells for private estates,
manufacturing plants, farms, etc. It is very substantially built, and the "low-down" design,
as well as other features, make it the most accessible deep well pump on the market. By dis-
connecting the differential plunger from the crosshead and the walking beam from the con-
necting rod, and removing the stuffing box cap, the plunger can be readily withdrawn without
disturbing the pipe connections. The stroke is adjustable, thereby permitting the easy regulation
of the pump capacity to the flow of the water in the well.
The main base is of cast iron, and carries the crank and pinion shaft bearings, which are
lined with best babbitt metal.
The gearing is machine cut, the main gear being bolted to a flange integral with the
crank shaft.
The crosshead is babbitt lined, and the guide rods are of polished steel.
Each pump has a differential plunger which discharges part of the water on the down
stroke, thus equalizing the load and giving a more uniform flow of water. The stuffing box is
very easy of access for repacking, the gland being of the bolted type. Air chamber furnished
at extra price.
Fig. 62 with Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPEB) is the standard pump without pulleys,
but with extended base and gearing connection for electric motor.
Fig. 62 with Type "C" Drive (Cipher, TYPEC) is the standard pump mounted on sub-base
for connection to electric motor, and including short belt and belt tightener. Adaptable to
10-inch stroke size only.
On page 196, Fig. 62 is illustrated in connection with hydro-pneumatic System No. 2018.
With these working heads we recommend using our Fig. 324 or Fig. 311 artesian well
cylinders and Fig. 636 octagon wood sucker rod.
Fig. 62, Sizes, Etc.
Stroke
Inches

Fig. 62, 24-inch Stroke with Tight and Loose Pulleys
Fig. 62, 10-inch Stroke with Fig. 63

Air Pumping Attachment Fig. 62, 16-inch Stroke with Type "B" Ddve
181

Fig. 61 with Differential Plunger
Fig. 61 Deep Well Working Head is of very rigid construction throughout, and its "low
down" design, together with other features, make it one of the most desirable deep well
pumps on the market for the work for which it is adapted. Access to the well for repairing
cylinder or rod is quickly and easily made. The stroke is adjustable, permitting the regulation
of the pump capacity to the supply of water in the well.
MAIN FRAME is of cast iron of very heavy design, and contains both the crank and pinion
shaft bearings which are lined with best anti-friction metal.
GEARING is machine cut, the crank gear being bolted to a large flange integral with the
crank shaft and located between the main bearings, thereby eliminating torsional strains.
CRANK SHAFT, Connecting Rod, Link and Walking Beam are all of steel.
CROSSHEAD is babbitt lined with provision tor lubrication, and the guide rods are of
polished steel held in rigid alignment by stay rods extending to the main standard.
DISCHARGE HEAD is located above the base and can be readily turned to discharge to the
front as illustrated, or to the right or left as desired.
DIFFERENTIAL PLUNGER works through an outside packed stuffing box with bolted gland.
WITH TYPE "B" DRIVE (Cipher, TYPEB) is furnished with extended cast iron bed
FIG. 61
plate and gearing connection for electric motor. Motor can be furnished at extra charge.
FIG. 61 WITH TYPE "K" DRIVE (Cipher TYPEK) is furnished with friction cut-off coupling
for direct connecting with gas or gasoline engine when speed of engine is not too great to permit
this drive. When engine speed exceeds 200 R. P. M., provision is made for a double reduction of
gearing and an extra bearing for a secondary shaft to which a higher speed engine can be con-
nected by friction coupling. Prices for Type "K" Drive are quoted on application with statement
of engine horse power and speed.
In connection with Fig. 61 working head we recommend using our Fig. 324 Artesian Well
Cylinder and Fig. 636 octagon wood sucker rod.
In corresponding, give as fully as possible conditions under which working head is to be
operated, and if working head only is required, specify size of cylinder in use and also threads
on sucker rod. See page 176.
Fig. 61, Sizes, Etc.
Stroke
Inches

Fig. 61 with Pulleys
Fig. 61 with Type "B" Drive
183
Deming Deep Well Power Working Heads

Figs. 80 and 82, with Differential Plunger
Figs. 80 and 82 Deep Well Working Heads are designed for the operation of deep well
cylinders, and have incorporated such desirable features as our extensive experience in this line
of pumping machinery indicates as the best.
Fig. 82 differs from Fig. 80 (illustrated on opposite page) in having double crank gears, and
outboard bearing and stand.
BEARINGS are lined with best anti-friction metal, the pinion shaft bearings being bolted to
the main housings.
GEARING machine cut, the main gear (or gears) being bolted to a large flange (or flanges)
is
integral with the crank shaft.

CONNECTING ROD is of steel with marine type box at the crank end, and bronze bushing
CROSSHEAD has bronze shoe adjustable for wear, and runs in polished guides.
DIFFERENTIAL PLUNGER is furnished and equalizes the flow of water, with consequent
greater economy and ease of operation.
AIR CHAMBER is supplied; also Grease Cups, or Oil Cups if preferred, and wrenches
furnished with allpumps.

Discharge can be connected at either front or back of pump.
When electric motor or steam engine is to be direct connected, we can furnish these work-
ing heads with the different Types of Drive as described below and illustrated on pages 90 and 91.
Type "B" Drive (Cipher, TYPEB) consists of connecting an electric motor by an inter-
mediate gear and rawhide, or other quiet running pinion, the pump being provided with a heavy
cast iron shelf at the back, on which shelf the motor is mounted.
Motor for Type "B" Drive can be furnished, if wanted, at extra charge.
Fig. 324 Single- Acting Cylinders with Fig. 636 Wood Sucker- Rod, with extra strong pipe
sucker-rod, are recommended for use with Figs. 80 and 82.
In corresponding, give the information asked for on page 176, and if working head only
is wanted, specify sizes of drop pipe and discharge pipe and also threads on sucker rod.
Figs. 80 and 82, Sizes, Etc.
Stroke
Inches
HAM) AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL USES

Figs. 80 and 82, with Differential Plunger
Fig. 80, 24-inch Stroke
Fig. 82, 24-inch Stroke
185
Deming Single-Acting Triplex Piston Pump

For Deep Open Wells
Fig. 710
Fig. 710 is designed for use in

deep open wells where the water is
too low to be reached by suction

from the surface.The power end is
mounted on "I" beams or other sup-
ports at the surface and the cylinders
are secured to the supports in the well,
within suction distance of the water.
When depth of well requires, the
well rods should be guided by Fig. 389

double roller guides. See list below.
Air chamber and discharge

check valve; grease cups or oil cups,
and wrenches, are included in the regu-
lar equipment.
Fig. 389
ROLLER PISTON ROD GUIDES

FIG. 389
For Pipe, Inches .
Price $2.50 13.50

Fig. 710, All Sizes

PISTONS
DE M NG I
HYDRO-PNEUMATIC
WATER SYSTEMS
INCLUDING PUMP
AND
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
FOR SUPPLYING WATER TO
FARM HOMES, SUBURBAN RESI-
DENCES, COUNTRY CLUBS, SUM-
MER HOMES, GREENHOUSES,
ETC., THE TANK PRESSURE IN
MANY CASES BEING AUTOMATI-
CALLY CONTROLLED, AND THE
PUMP OPERATED BY ELECTRIC
MOTOR, GASOLINE ENGINE
OR BY HAND
A SEPARATE CATALOGUE
Of our complete line of hydro-pneumatic water systems, com-
However, to give a general idea of the appearance and construc-
tion of these systems, a few representative types are listed in this
section of the Catalogue.
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Deming Water Supply Systems
A representative group of "Deming equipped" homes. Conclusive proof of the adaptability of

Deming Systems of water supply to the needs of the modest house or the most elaborate establishment.
No matter how small or how large the home, building or institution may be, there is a
Deming system to exactly fit the requirements.
Many thousands of Deming Water Systems are today giving dependable, satisfactory
service, covering a range of conditions that is almost without limit. In the tiny bungalow, and
in the magnificent country homes of some of the world's richest men, Deming systems are daily
proving to the owners the wisdom of their choice.
In the smallest Deming system, the pump has a capacity of 180 gallons per hour with a
tank of 53 gallons capacity. The pump in the largest system will deliver 60,000 gallons per hour
with a tank capacity 20,000 gallons. In very large installations several tanks are often used.
Each Handled As a Separate Proposition

Installation Is
To secure the best results from any water supply system, it is necessary that
each outfit be planned to suit the particular conditions under which it must give
service. The size of pump, tank and power unit should be based upon the
conditions actually prevailing in every case. Upon receipt of a statement of con-
ditions we will be glad to have our experts tell you just which outfit will best do
your work. This service is given absolutely without charge and is distinctly
understood to place the prospective customer under no obligation whatever.
Note Carefully
WHEN QUOTING ON DEMING OUTFITS, THE SUCKER ROD, PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS, SUCH
AS ELLS, TEES, UNIONS, ETC., ARE NOT INCLUDED, UNLESS so SPECIFIED, SINCE EACH INSTALLATION
IS, AS A RULE, DIFFERENTLY SITUATED AND REQUIRES, THEREFORE, DIFFERENT FITTINGS AND VARY-
ING LENGTHS OF PlPE.
Hand-holes and man-holes in tank ARE FURNISHED ONLY WHEN SPECIFIED, but we recom-
mend that a hand-hole at least be included. For prices see page on which tanks are listed. The
water capacity of a tank is approximately two-thirds the total capacity.
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Deming "Climax" Water System No. 2001

With the "Climax" System, sufficient water may

be stored at one pumping to last a family of four or five
about one day for ordinary requirements. The pump can
be easily operated against a pressure of 40 pounds in the
tank. The pump is provided with air valve so that air
and water can be forced into the tank at the same time
If water only is desired, the air valve on the
cylinder head can be closed. We
recommend that
a foot-valve be placed on the end of the suction
pipe. Should the supply be higher than the pump,
we recommend the use of Fig. 606, described on
page 28, instead of the Fig. 608^
pump, listed below.
Equipment Specifications
of System No. 2001
One 30-in. x 6-ft. vertical tank.
One Fig. 608^ " Climax

' '
double-
acting pump with brass-lined
cylinder.
One Fig. 904 1-in. check valve.
One Fig. 900 1-in. globe valve.
One Fig. 913 %-in. stop and
waste valve.
One Fig. 688 pressure gauge.
One Fig. 917 >-in. hose bibb.
One glass water gauge.

Deming "Marvel" Electric House Pumping Outfit

System No. 2085
The "Marvel" system is intend-
ed for supplying the requirements
of bathroom, laundry and kitchen,
in farm and suburban homes, sum-
mer cottages and other places where
PNEUMATIC T
a moderate quantity of water is
used.
System No. 2085 is self-starting,
self-stopping, self-oiling, self-priming
self-operating in all respects. A
complete set of instructions for in-
stalling is furnished with every outfit.
AUTOMATIC SWITC RESSURE GAUGE Fresh Drinking Water-

PRIMING PLUG Direct From the Well
Every electric-driven "Marvel"
outfit has a fresh water outlet which
automatically shuts off the pressure
RELIEF VALVE from the tank when the faucet in
the fresh water line is opened and
SH WATER OUTLET starts up the pump, delivering cold
water direct from the well.
STRAINER PLUG
Equipment Specifications of
System No. 2085
"Marvel" electric house pump
with electric motor; automatic
switch; pulley; spring belt tightener, flat belt; pressure gauge; water glass; relief valve; fresh
water outlet; cast-iron sub-base or floor plate.
When Pump is W anted

T
Without the Tank
Frequently owners of hand-operated systems desire to replace their hand pump with a
power-driven pump. For such installations' we have arranged to supply the "Marvel" pump
only, without the tank, sub-base or piping connections, designated as Fig. 1685, and including the
following equipment:
Equipment Specifications of Fig. 1685
"Marvel" electric house pump with electric motor; automatic switch; pulley; spring belt
tightener and belting; air-charging device; fresh water outlet and pump stand.
Prices, Capacities, Etc.

Deming "Marvel" House Pumping Outfit

Gasoline Engine Driven
System No. 2086
Where electric current is not available,
we recommend the use of our gasoline engine
driven "Marvel" outfit. This consists of the same
pump used in System No. 2085 (see opposite page),
1/2 H. P. engine, 30-inch x 6-foot black steel tank;
spring belt tightener and belting air charging device
; ;
pressure gauge; water glass; circuit breaker and

relief valve. Pump and engine are mounted on a
heavy plank base.
The engine is provided with a foot lever
for starting, which, when pressed down upon
with the foot, spins the engine. After testing
and experimenting with different makes of
gasoline engines, we have found that this
engine is not only the most economical in
operation, but is so simply constructed
that anyone can learn to run it in a few
minutes' time.
The automatic circuit
breaker supplied with this sys-
tem stops the engine when the
tank is pumped up to 40 pounds
pressure.
The steel tank in System
No. 2086 is coated inside with
a special anti-rust paint.
A complete set of instruc-
tions for installing and operating
is furnished with every "Marvel"
outfit.
When the Pump is Wanted Without the Tank

When desired, we will ship the "Marvel" andpump engine, without the tank, including
equipment as below. This outfit is designated as Fig. 1686.
Equipment Specifications of Fig. 1686

"Marvel" house pump; ]/2 H. P. air-cooled gasoline engine; spring belt tightener and
belting; air-charging device; all mounted upon a heavy plank base.
Prices, Capacities, Etc.
Fig.
Deming "Atlas" Water System No. 2009

With Gasoline Engine and "Atlas" Power Pump
This system will store water under 75 pounds pressure or less. The pump has a capacity
of 575 gallons per hour at 60 revolutions per minute, and is fully described on the preceding
pages. The engine is of the hopper-cooled type; four cycle; has hit-and-miss governor; will
not freeze; has machine-cut gears; jump spark ignition; operates at 600 revolutions per minute.
Diameter of engine pulley, 10 inches; face, 3 inches. It is one of the very best engines on the
market. Book of instructions for operating engine is included with each "Atlas" system.
Amount of air to be pumped can be regulated by the air charging device on the pump.
The usual maximum pressure maintained is 45 to 50 pounds. This makes a very good outfit
for farms, suburban residences, factories, warehouses, etc.
Equipment Specifications of System No. 2009

One 30-in. x 8-ft. horizontal pressure tank. One automatic gasoline engine stop or circuit
One Fig. 691 "Atlas" double-acting power breaker.
pump, 2J4 m x 5 in.; with air charging
- One Fig. 900 1-in. globe valve.
device and brass-lined cylinder; also Type One Fig. 1 995 %-in. relief valve.
"CI" 20-in. x 3-in. pulley.
drive; One Fig. 688 pressure gauge.
One l}/2horse-power reliable vertical gaso- Two Fig. 917 ^-in. hose bibbs.
line engine with 10 feet of canvas belting. One Fig. 913 %-in. stop and waste cock.
One Fig. 904 1-in. check valve. One glass water gauge.
For complete details of the "Atlas" pump, see pages 164-167.

Deming "Atlas" Water System No. 2012

With % Horse-power Electric Motor and "Atlas" Power Pump
The pump is belted to the motor in this system, which practically eliminates all noise.
System No. 2012 is, therefore, our most popular motor driven outfit. The automatic pressure
regulator starts and stops the motor when the pressure falls or rises beyond a predetermined
point. The "Atlas" pump has a capacity of 575 gallons per hour and is fully described on the
preceding pages. Pump and motor are mounted upon a cast-iron sub-base, and are connected by
a short belt. The cast-iron base insures permanent alignment of pump and motor.
We should be fully informed regarding the kind of current and the voltage available.
One 30-in. x 8-ft. horizontal tank. One Fig. 1508 automatic pressure regulator.
One Fig. 691, 2^ in. x 5 in. "Atlas" double- One Fig. 904 1-in. check valve.
acting power pump with air charging device One 900
and brass-lined cylinder; with Type "C" Fig. 1-in. globe valve.
drive (including cast-iron sub-base and One Fig. 1995 %-in. relief valve.
20-in. x 3-in. pulley). One Fig. 688 pressure gauge.
One % horse-power, A. C., single-phase, 60- Two Fig. 917 }4-in. hose bibbs.
cycle, 110-220 volt electric motor. Price
One
will vary slightly, depending upon the kind Fig. 913 %-in. stop and waste cock.
of motor required. See list below. One glass water gauge.
For complete details of the "Atlas" pump, see pages 164-167.
PUMP
Deming Deep Well Water System No. 2016

With Electric Motor and Fig. 66 Power Working Head
In this system the air is supplied to

the tank by means of an air compressor,
which is constructed as a part of the power
working head, and which is operated from
the pump crosshead.
Should no air be desired while the

head is operating, a pet cock may be opened
which will permit the escape of the air. This
system has a capacity of about 250 gallons
per hour, when working against a tank pres-
sure of 60 pounds, and using a 2j^-in. x 10-in.
artesian well cylinder in a 75-foot well.
We should be fully informed regarding the
kind of current and the voltage available.
Since conditions affecting deep well

installations may vary greatly, different sizes
of cylinders and motor are often required.
It is best, therefore, to send us complete
details before ordering a deep well outfit.
However, for many installations, System No.
2016 will be satisfactory without alteration
in equipment specified below.

One 36-in. x 6-ft. vertical tank. One Fig. 311 2^x10 in. special brass cylinder.
One Fig. 66 deep well power working head One Fig. 1995 %-in. relief valve.
with air compressor and "CS" drive. One Fig. 688 pressure gauge.
One horse-power, A. C., single-phase,
1^2 One Fig. 904 1-in. check valve.
60-cycle, 110- 220- volt electric motor. Price One Fig. 900 1-in. globe valve.
vary slightly, depending upon the
will Two Fig. 917 K-in. hose bibbs.
kind of motor required. See list below. One Fig. 913 %-in. stop and waste cock.
One Fig. 1508 automatic pressure regulator. One glass water gauge.
For complete details of Fig. 66, see page 179.
WORKING HEAD
Deming "Straight Line" Water System No. 2020

With Gasoline Engine and Fig. 1717 Head
In this system the air is supplied to the tank by means of an air compressor, which is
located between the guide rods at top of the pump head, and is operated from the crosshead.
Should no air be desired while the pump is running, a pet cock may be opened which will permit
the air to escape.
Operating our Fig. 311, 1%
x 10-inch brass cylinder at a depth of 100 feet, System No.
2020, when driven by 1^ H. P. gasoline engine, will deliver 420 gallons of water per hour
against 50 pounds pressure in the tank.
An automatic gasoline engine stop cuts out battery switch when pressure reaches desired
point. Should power fail, lever is provided for hand operation. In deep well outfits it is
advisable to send us complete details, since a cylinder of larger capacity may be used in
wells of lesser depths than 100 feet. For complete details of Fig. 1717, see page 73.

One 30-inch x 8-foot vertical tank. One automatic engine stop or circuit breaker.
One Fig. 1717 deep well working head, with One Fig. 1995 %-inch relief valve.
tight pulley, 20 x 3 inches, and special air One Fig. 088 pressure gauge.
compressor. One Fig. 900 1-inch globe valve.
One Fig. 311, 2^ x 10-inch special brass One Fig. 904 1-inch check valve.
cylinder. One Fig. 913 %-inch stop and waste cock.
One 1^ horse-power, water-cooled, vertical One Fig. 917 ^-inch hose bibb.
gasoline engine. One glass water gauge.
One 12-ft. belt.
Tight
Pulley
Inches
Deming Deep Well Water System No. 2018

With Electric Motor, and Fig. 62 Power Working Head
In deep well installations the pump head is usually located some distance away from the tank, For this
reason, the piping in the above illustration is shown disconnected from the head
With a Fig. 311, 2%-in. x 10-in. cylinder at a depth of 150 feet below the surface, this
system supply 600 gallons of water per hour against 60 pounds pressure in the tank.
will
When preferred, the connection between working head and motor is made by a short
" "
belt with tightener instead of gearing at the same price, this being designated as Type C drive.
Air for the pneumatic tank is supplied by the Fig. 63 air pumping device in the discharge
head when the well cylinder does not exceed 3M
inches inside diameter, but when a cylinder
larger than 3J4 inches diameter used, Fig. 64 air compressor attachment is furnished.
is
While the System No. 2018 as listed below will be satisfactory for most conditions where a
capacity of not more than 600 gallons per hour is required (from a deep well), we nevertheless
advise that full information as to the depth of the well, inside diameter of same and the dis-
charge pressure required should be sent with the order.
For complete details of Fig. 62, see pages 182-183.

One 36-in. x 12-ft. horizontal tank. One Fig. 1508 automatic pressure regulator.
One power working head, with Type
Fig. 62
One Fig. 1995 %-in. relief valve.
"B" drive and Fig. 63 air pumping device. One Fig. 688 pressure gauge.
One Fig. 900 1^-in. globe valve.
One Fig. 311, 2%-in. x 10-in. brass cylinder. One Fig. 913 M-in. stop and waste cock.
One 3 H. P. A. C. single phase, 60 cycle, Two Fig. 917 ^-in. hose bibbs.
110-220 volt motor. One glass water gauge.
WORKING
HEAD
Deming Triplex Pumps for Hydro-Pneumatic Service

For Use Where a Large Quantity of Water is Required
Fig. 50, Sizes 5M x 8 to 8K x 8 with Type " B " Drive

Capacity 5^ x 8 size, 8800 gallons per hour
For installations where very large quantities of water are necessary, we recommend
the use of our triplex pumps. These are made in capacities up to 60,000 gallons per hour. We
also can supply hydro-pneumatic tanks with capacities of 20,000 gallons or less.
When the source of supply is at a much lower elevation than the point where the water
is to be used, and also a considerable distance away, our triplex pumps are preferred.
Wedo not list any complete hydro-pneumatic outfits in which triplex pumps are used,
for the reason that in large installations the conditions vary so very much that we prefer to
handle such propositions as individual cases in order to determine the outfit best suited to exist-
ing conditions.
Such outfits usually consist of a Deming triplex pump, hydro-pneumatic tank, electric
motor or gasoline engine, with the Deming air pumping device, and the necessary valves,
gauges, etc.
Deming triplex pumps are especially adapted for hydro-pneumatic service in hotels,
country estates, etc. When electric current is available, they may be automaticallycontrolled.
They are made in a great many different styles and sizes for varying conditions.
To quote intelligently we should know the quantity of water required per day; vertical
distance from surface of water to the pump suction inlet and length of suction pipe; elevation
from surface at well to point of delivery and length of discharge pipe. Give kind of motive power
preferred; if electric current, state kind of current and voltage.
197
Standard Hydro-Pneumatic Steel Tanks
With Convex and Concave Heads
These tanks are made of best open hearth flange steel with double riveted longitudinal
seams, and are alltested to 125 Ibs. air pressure. The prices below do not include water and
pressure gauges or other accessories, but holes for pipe connections are tapped to suit conditions.
All tanks are painted inside with a special anti-rust paint.
Diam.
Inches
SPRAY PUMPS
AND
ACCESSORIES
FOR ALL
SPRAYING CONDITIONS
INCLUDING BUCKET, KNAP-
SACK, BARREL, TANK, COM-
PRESSED AIR, AND CART
SPRAYERS FOR THE GARDEN,
GREENHOUSE AND ORCHARD;
INDEPENDENT POWER SPRAY
PUMPS AND POWER SPRAYING
OUTFITS FOR EXTENSIVE OPER-
ATIONS; FIELD SPRAYERS,
SPRAY NOZZLES, SPRAYING
ATTACHMENTS, ETC.
A SEPARATE CATALOGUE
Of our complete spray pumps, nozzles and accessories, com-
line of
prising many and sizes, will be sent upon request.
different types
of these pumps, a few representative types are listed in this section
of the Catalogue.
The "Prize" Bucket Sprayer, Fig. 669

For Garden and Greenhouse Spraying
Without some type of bucket spray pump, no assortment of garden tools may be said to be
complete, The "Prize" is much used
for spraying small trees, garden truck, flowers and shrubbery;
washing windows, porches, autos and buggies; applying whitewash and disinfectants in barns and
poultry houses; applying cattle-fly oil, stock dip, etc.
This is our lowest priced spray pump, but it is often referred to as "much in little." The
"Prize" is double acting, discharging one- half the solution on both the up and down stroke, giving
a continuous spray. It is light; easy to carry; and is "built for business;" will develop a good
pressure; is easy to operate; is practically non-breakable and will last for years.
Specifications
PUMP: The working parts of the pump are brass, including cylinder, plunger tube, plunger,
valve seats and valve cages. The valves are solid brass balls, a true sphere to one one-thousandth
of an inch. Nothing to rust or corrode. The ball valves insure a free movement of the liquid, as
they are practically non-chokable.
AIR CHAMBER: The hollow plunger tube acts as an air chamber. The discharge chamber
is brass.
HANDLE: The handle is made of malleable iron similar to that used on the "Success" Pumps.
HOZE AND NOZZLE: The "Acme" spray nozzle, our simplest, is used with 3 feet of %-inch
hose. The "Bordeaux," our patented adjustable nozzle for all spraying conditions, is furnished at
additional cost.
FOOT REST is of malleable iron, 12 inches high, and clamps to the cylinder of pump.
SHIPPING WEIGHT, crated, is about nine pounds. The pump is put up in a strawboard box,
Outfit and Extras

Fig. 669 "Prize" bucket pump, as illustrated Cipher, KAFIR
Fig. 669 With "Bordeaux" nozzle instead of "Acme" Cipher, KINEMATIC
Seven-foot section of %-in. hose with couplings and pole holder, for tree spraying Cipher, KEDLACK
.
AGITATOR Dash Disc, Fig. 759, ready to attach to "Prize" and "Success" Pumps.
See illustration above Cipher, KINGLING
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Fig. 659 Fig. 689 Fig. 968

"Success" "Perfect Success" "Handy Success"
Deming Bucket Spray Pumps

Fig. 659 is without doubt the most popular bucket spray pump on the market. Hundreds
of thousands are in use all over the civilized world. It is similar to the "Prize" (see opposite page),
except that it has a large brass air chamber, which produces a more uniform stream. For spraying
a small number of trees; for flower and vegetable gardens, greenhouses, etc.; for washing windows,
porches, autos and buggies; for applying whitewash and disinfecting barns and poultry houses,
it is very useful.
HANDLE AND FOOT REST are malleable iron. Foot rest is clamped to cylinder and is 15
inches high sufficient for any tall bucket.
HOSE AND NOZZLE Furnished with three feet of %-inch hose and "Bordeaux" nozzle.
Hose is attached with a hose band and is not wired on. Shipping weight, crated, is about 10
pounds. Each pump is packed in a separate strawboard box.
Fig. 659 "Success" Pump, as illustrated Cipher, KORAN

Fig. 689 "Perfect Success," same as above, but with 4 feet of ^g-inch hose, also malleable
iron bucket clamp for holding pump firmly in bucket (see illustration above] so entire ,
outfit may be carried from place to place by the bail when bucket is full of mixture
Cipher, KELTER
Fig. 968, Success," consists of the "Success" pump mounted in a four-gallon tank,
"Handy
which may be had in brass or galvanized iron. This is a very popular outfit among florists, gard-
eners, stockmen and poulfrymen. HOSE AND NOZZLE: Four feet of %-inch hose and "Bordeaux"
nozzle. Weight, boxed for shipment, is about 25 pounds.
Fig. 968 With galvanized iron tank Cipher, KIVER

Fig. 968 With brass tank Cipher, KRIS
201
The Deming Knapsack Sprayers, Figs. 675, 654

For Garden, Vineyard and Greenhouse
FIG. 675 The "Success" Knapsack sprayer

(the cut to the left) is a useful implement
for the florist and grower and small fruits. As a vineyard sprayer it is much used,
of vegetables
but sprayers of large capacity are now more in use for this purpose. The brass tank is suitable
for using lime-sulfur and bordeaux solutions.
FIG. 654 "Prize" Knapsack sprayer (cut to the right) is similar to Fig. 675, except that
the tank is and the "Prize" pump is used.
of galvanized iron,
Specifications
PUMP: The working parts are same as the "Prize" and "Success" pumps shown on pre-
ceding pages. The cylinder, plunger, valves and valve seats being brass, corrosion and rust are
eliminated. The lever is wrought iron and with malleable iron link, steel rod and wood handle.
TANKS are five gallons capacity. Fig. 675 has BRASS tank and dash disc agitator, operated
from the pump lever. Fig. 654 may be fitted with agitator, when desired, at extra cost. Both
outfits have drip cup for possible leakage; wide shoulder straps; and a gauze strainer under
filling hole. Figs. 675 and 654 have carrying handles on top of tank and wide foot rest at bot-
tom, for convenience when used like bucket pumps. When so used, lever may be detached and
the extra handle affixed to the plunger rod. Fig. 654 has GALVANIZED IRON tank.
HOSE AND NOZZLE: These outfits have 4 feet of %-inch hose with extension pipe 24
inches long; undersprayer, Fig. 962 (see page 215) and our "Bordeaux" nozzle (see page 214).
SHIPPING WEIGHT: The weights boxed for shipment are about 40 pounds.
Outfits
Fig. 675 With brass tank, as described Cipher, KETTLE
Fig. 654 With galvanized tank Cipher, KETCHUP
Seven-foot section %-inch hose couplings and pole holder, for tree spraying . .
Cipher, KEDLACK
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The Deming "Aerospra," Fig. 663

(Patented. Trade-Mark Registered)
For Garden, Vineyard and Greenhouse
The "Aerospra" is the best and most durable compressed air hand sprayer on the market.
It is convenient in all respects. // the plunger is removed from the cylinder, it can be replaced
without interference with the crimped plunger leather by placing it in the recessed cap of tank
until the cap is attached again ready for operations. The straps are for carrying it on the shoulders
or it can be carried by the handle, when carrying lock is attached see the sectional view. The
operator can pump up and spray at rest, until the reduced pressure requires pumping again. The
tanks are tested up to 100 pounds pressure more than twice the pressure which is obtained by
the average operator. The sprayer is patented and the NAME "AEROSPRA" is A REGISTERED
TRADE-MARK.
Specifications
AIR PUMP: Brass tube cylinder, diameter 2 inches, stroke 12 inches. Top cap of tank
attached to cylinder. Aspecial rubber-packed flange tightens with the pressure. The locking
and carrying clamp is of unique design. The cylinder valve is rubber and is very simple. The
pump can be instantly removed for filling the tank.
TANK: MADE EITHER OF THE BEST QUALITY OF GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL OR SHEET BRASS.
The carrying straps are wide for ease in handling. The diameter is 73/6 inches and height 18^2
inches, with about 3J^ gallons capacity. The tank should be about two-thirds filled.
HOZE AND NOZZLE: There is a 3-foot section of %-inch hose with shut-off cock and fine
spray nozzle.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: When boxed with all parts snugly packed ready for freight or express,
the weight is about 20 pounds.
Outfit and Extras

Fig. 663 "Aerospra" with brass air pump and BRASS TANK, as illustrated and described,
Cipher, KOORD
Fig. 663 "Aerospra," as above, but with GALVANIZED STEEL TANK Cipher, KING
For extension pipe see Fig. 1165, page 216.
For nozzle with automatic shut-off we recommend a special size, Fig. 1152, as illustrated
above, 24 inches long. For general description, see page 216 Cipher, KINIE
203
DISCHARGE
NIPPLES.
BASE AND
AIR CHAMBER
BRASS
CYLINDER
VALVE
CHAMBERS
The "Gardener's Choice" Sprayer, Fig. 651

For Garden and Field Work, Small Orchards, Etc.
This is one of the most convenient spraying outfits for general use. As an all-round utility
sprayer it cannot be beaten. It is particularly adapted for both the garden and greenhouse, also
for orchard use, as well as for spraying livestock in the barn and livery stable. It is a splendid
whitewashing outfit, as the pump is strong and durable and has a good agitator. The working
parts, including agitator, are shown in the sectional view above.
Specifications
PUMPhas 1%-inch brass cylinder, brass ball valves with brass seat and cage, brass plunger
and our special plunger packing. The leverage is six to one; can be worked against pressure of
100 pounds. The air chamber is ample, the base adding considerably to the capacity of the pipe
air chamber.
AGITATOR: Twin paddle type, simple and effective; stirs the liquid thoroughly.
TANK AND CART: Twenty-four-gallon wood tank with steel hoops and hinged wood top.
Leg, tongue and handle of wrought pipe. Metal wheels, diameter 24 inches, with staggered
spokes and 2-inch tires. Special axle of wrought iron pipe held by long through bolts. Hub-to-
hub measurement, 33 inches. Height to top of tank, 30 inches. Height to top of pump, 42 inches.
HOSE AND NOZZLE: Six feet of 3^-inch "Deco" discharge hose and our "Bordeaux" nozzle
are furnished. See list below for extra section of hose.
SHIPPING WEIGHT, including cart, when crated, is about 120 pounds.
Outfits and Extras

Fig. 651 "Gardener's Choice," with equipment as described above Cipher, KIDDER
Section of ^-inch "Deco" sprayer hose 12^ feet long, with couplings and "Simplex" angle
nozzle Cipher, KNAVISH
Additional price for extra lengths of hose. For extension pipes, etc., see pages 215 and 216.
204
REVERSIBLE TOP WITH L
ADJUSTING PIPE CLAMPS
The "Planter's Tractor" Sprayer, Fig. 822

(Patented)
For Garden and Field Crops
FOR SPRAYING GARDEN AND FIELD CROPS two rows at a time, this is a splendid machine. It
isa"one-man power" outfit, in which the pump is automatically operated from the wheel. OPER-
ATES UNDER 40 POUNDS PRESSURE WHEN PUSHED AT ORDINARY SPEED.
When used for TREE SPRAYING ONLY the crosshead pin and connecting rod should be
removed from the axle and pump lever, REVERSING THE PUMP AND TANK. This brings the pump
lever convenient to the user, who can then attach an extra section of i^-inch hose and proceed to
spray his trees and shrubbery.
Specifications
PUMP: 1^-inch brass tube cylinder, stroke is adjustable, 3^, 2% or l^j inches. Air
chamber is augmented by hollow brass plunger tube. The plunger, valves and seats are brass.
Lever is steel. The agitator is of dash-disc type operated from rod attached to plunger tube.
TANK: GALVANIZED or BRASS, I()-GALLON; detachable. Iron top and lid; bottom reinforced.
FRAME: Handles of steel pipe bent to shape, and attached to uprights, carrying the tank.
Axle bearings clamped to ends of handles, forming the frame. Structure rigidly supported by
forming the legs.
steel braces,
WHEEL: Diameter, 24 inches, with 3-inch tire. Hub is welded to axle.

DISCHARGE EQUIPMENT: Two sections of %-inch hose 2 feet long; two %-inch stop cocks;
two 34-inch hose pipes 18 inches long; two "Demorel" nozzles with angle discharge for rows up
to 48 inches apart; forward or backward spray for shorter or taller plants.
SHIPPING WEIGHT, when crated, about 150 pounds.
Outfits and Extras

Fig. 822 "Planter's Tractor," complete with galvanized tank Cipher, KINGCRAB
Fig. 822 "Planter's Tractor," with brass tank Cipher, KIRKYARD
For extension pipes, see page 216.
Seven-foot section of %-inch hose with couplings and pole holder, for trees. .
Cipher, KEDLACK
205
DISCHARGE PIPE BRASS CYLINDER

CHAMBER
CASTING \ f PLUNGER ROD
UPPER VALVE I PLUNGER PACKING
(BRONZE BALI)
.DISCHARGE PORT
LOWER VALVE
!!^ (BRONZE BALL)
- BRASS VALVE I
CAGE AND SEAT|
STRAINER
CASTING
BARREL ANCHOR
V,.
The ''Major" Barrel Sprayer, Fig. 832

For Spraying Small and Medium-Size Orchards
For the farmer who has either a young or old family orchard, this is an excellent pump. It
has a smaller diameter cylinder than the "Century" (see following page), and for this reason is
adapted for use with one lead of hose and one nozzle only. The "Major" clamps to the chime of
the barrel and is also firmly secured to the bottom of barrel by an anchor pin which fits into a
recess in the pump. This device may be quickly and easily attached to any barrel. Other pumps
of this type without this anchor device will not remain rigid and are very annoying to operate.
The "Major" is also much used for disinfecting the farmyard, barns, poultry houses and
stock pens; spraying stock dip and cattle-fly oil; for whitewashing buildings and fences; for deodor-
izing and purifying cellars, vegetable bins, dairy rooms, etc. The "Major" will develop a powerful
pressure; is practically proof against corrosion, as all working parts are brass; is easy to operate;
and is the best pump on the market for the price. The barrel is not furnished ; any good barrel may
be used.
Specifications
PUMP: Sets low in barrel. Fastens to chime of barrel by turning one clamp screw. Held
rigid by anchor pin on bottom of barrel.
CYLINDER: Removable 2-inch seamless drawn brass; always submerged and primed.
PLUNGER has special fabric packing chemically treated. Will not require replacing for two or
three seasons.
VALVES: Solid bronze ball valves and bronze valve seats. By removing two bolts, both
suction and discharge valves may be taken out for examination or repair.
AIR CHAMBER: Two-inch heavy steel tubing. Ample capacity for one section hose. Reduces
effort of pumping.
AGITATOR: Twin paddle type. Simple and effective for stirring solution.
FITTINGS: Brass gauze strainer; discharge connection fitted for one lead of ^-inch hose.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: Pump only, about 50 pounds.
Outfits and Extras

Fig. 832 "Major" sprayer only; discharge regular j/2-inch female half hose coupling
fits
Cipher, KEEL
Outfit "A" - "Major" sprayer with one 12J^-foot section of 3^-inch hose, couplings, and
-
"Simplex" angle nozzle Cipher, KEELING

Additional price for extra lengths of hose. Extension pipes with stop cock, and other
extras on pages 215 and 216 showing accessories.

206
STRAINER
The "Century" Barrel Sprayer, Fig. 645

The Premier of all Barrel Sprayers
For more than twenty years, the "Century" has maintained its leadership among barrel
sprayers. Thousands of "Centuries" are now in use all over the civilized world. Leading growers
and horticultural experts all combine in pronouncing it the "best all-around barrel sprayer on the
market." At the National Horticultural Congress, the "Century" was awarded first honors,
winning out over six other well-known makes.
It has a larger capacity than the "Major" (see preceding page), and will supply two leads of
hose and two nozzles. In addition to spraying orchards, etc., it is widely used for disinfecting
farmyards, barns, poultry houses and stock pens; spraying stock dip and cattle-fly oil; white-
washing buildings and fences; disinfecting and purifying cellars, vegetable bins, dairy rooms, etc.
The "Century" is proof against corrosion, as all working parts are brass; is so substantially
constructed as to be practically exempt from breakage; is easy to operate and is absolutely the
best barrel pump that money can buy. The barrel is not furnished.
Specifications
PUMP: Sets low in barrel. Universal iron base adjustable to any size or depth of barrel
fits the flat head or curved side of barrel. This, with foot lug, keeps pump absolutely rigid during
operation. Base fits 7 x 10-inch hole. Liquid is poured through a filling hole in base. Four hook
bolts with large thumb nuts attach base to barrel head. Easy to remove pump from barrel.
CYLINDER: Renewable 2^-inch seamless drawn brass. Four-inch stroke. Always sub-
merged and primed. Plunger has special fabric packing, chemically treated.
VALVES: Solid bronze ball valves and bronze valve seats. By removing four bolts, both
suction and discharge valves may be taken out for examination or repair.
AIR CHAMBER: 23^-inch heavy steel tubing, 32 inches long. Reduces effort in pumping.
AGITATOR: Twin paddle type. Simple and effective for stirring solution.
FITTINGS: Brass gauze strainer. Brass discharge "Y" for two leads of 3/-inch hose.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: Pump only, carefully boxed, 75 pounds.
Outfits and Extras
Fig. 045 "Century" barrel sprayer only, with "Y" connection, Fig. 304 .Cipher, KINATE
. .
Outfit "A," as above, with one 122/6-foot section of j^-inch "Deco" hose, couplings and
"Simplex" angle nozzle Cipher, KERNISH
Outfit "B," with two 12^-foot sections of hose, nozzles, etc Cipher, KNIGHTLY
Additional price for extra lengths of hose. For extension pipes, etc., see page 210.

207
The "Farmer's Friend" Sprayer, Fig. 647

For Spraying Field Crops, Orchards, Etc.
A most convenient outfit for either field, vineyard or orchard work. The U. S. Government
is using- large numbers of these outfits at home and abroad for spraying, disinfecting and white-
washing.
No lifting of heavy barrels of mixture into and out of farm wagons. The "Farmer's Friend"
is always ready for business as soon as barrel is filled.
For spraying field crops, our four-row field sprayer, Fig. 653 (see opposite page) is recom-
mended.
Specifications
PUMP: The "Century" barrel pump. For complete description of pump see page 207.
AGITATOR: Twin paddle type. Keeps liquid well stirred.

TANK AND FRAME: The tank is a 50-gallon barrel set lengthwise on strong steel supports.
Thillsand platform are of wood and well constructed. Shafts and platform are of hardwood with
plenty of space for a man to stand on platform for driving and pumping.
WHEELS AND AXLE: Wheels are steel; diameter, 44 inches; width of tire, 3 inches. Axle is
13^-inch steel shafting. Wheels are fitted for 56-inch tread.
FITTINGS: A three-way stop cock is fitted to pump discharge so that two leads of hose may
be used if necessary, although but one 12j/2-foot section of J^-inch "Deco" hose and "Simplex"
angle nozzle are regularly supplied. We recommend the use of an extension pipe with this outfit
when used for orchard spraying. See page 216.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: Knocked down and crated, is about 500 pounds.
Outfits and Extras

Fig. 647 "Farmer's Friend" sprayer, complete with pump, hose, etc., as illustrated and
described Cipher, KERNING
Additional price for extra lengths of hose. Extension pipes, stop cocks, etc., on pages 215
and 216.
208
HAND AND POWER PUMPS
THREE WAY
HOSE CONNECTION
TO PUMP DISCHARGE)
CONNECTING"
DISCHARGE END NOZZLE-
HOSE ATTACHMENT
The Deming Four-Row Field Sprayer, Fig. 653
For Potato Plants and Other Field Crops
For spraying potatoes, strawberries, small nursery stock, cotton fields, etc., this is a very
convenient device, as it is easily and quickly attached to any wagon.
The nozzle holders can be adjusted to rows of any width from 22 to 40 inches for forward
or backward spraying. They may be raised or lowered and brought together to pass through gate.
OUR "CENTURY" OR LARGER SPRAYERS CAN BE USED.
Specifications
ATTACHMENT: For any wagon Can be securely clamped on with
or cart. set screws and
bolts which are furnished.
ADJUSTMENT: Height for spraying and width of rows can be easily arranged by the lock
lever. Width of rows from 22 to 40 inches.
HOSE AND NOZZLES: There are two sections of ^g-inch hose connecting to the outer nozzles
and two sections of 3^-inch hose connecting to coupling in center, to which discharge hose of
pump is attached. Four "Simplex" nozzles are used.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: Partially crated to prevent breakage, is about 80 pounds.
Outfits
Fig. 653 With four "Simplex" nozzles and hose sections, also coupling for discharge hose
connecting to^ pump as per detail engraving Cipher, KATYDID
Section of ^-inch "Deco" sprayer hose, 8 feet long, with couplings for attaching field
sprayer to discharge of spray pump Cipher, KANTRY
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Fig. 633 Fig. 933
"Samson" Double-Acting Sprayer, Fig. 633

and Outfit, Fig. 933
The next
best outfit to a power machine, and the easiest working hand sprayer on the
market. Will develop a pressure of 150 to 175 pounds while supplying two leads of hose, and at
the same time, permit the operator to rest between strokes, because of the unusually large air
chamber and extra long lever. Is proof against corrosion and practically exempt from breakage.
Does speedy, thorough work. Thousands now in use. Positively the latest and best
development in hand spraying, and a decided success from the start.
Specifications Fig. 633

PUMP: amount of water
Differential plunger, discharging equal at each stroke. Working
parts accessible; brass cylinder linings and ball valves easily removed. Furnished with wood
platform, 10 feet of 1-inch suction hose and strainer; pressure gauge and double discharge attach-
ment. Discharge hose, nozzles, etc., extra; see pages showing accessories.
CYLINDER: Differential; brass; solid bronze ball valves and seats; special fabric packing
chemically treated to resist corrosion.
AIR CHAMBER: Steel tube; seven gallons capacity; makes pumping easy.
SHIPPING WEIGHT, crated, about 175 pounds.
Specifications Fig. 933

PUMP on large platform with following additional equipment: 50-gallon barrel; 1-inch
suction pipe (instead of hose) and strainer; agitator, operated from lever; 25 feet J^-inch "Deco"
discharge hose with double spraying attachment and two "Simplex" nozzles; Fig. 751 bamboo
A wrench is provided with which to loosen the suction
extension, 10 feet long, with drip shield.
pipe, thus preventing siphonage of the mixture from the pump.
Outfits and Extras

Fig. 633 As illustrated and described Cipher, KNOBED
Fig. 933 Complete with equipment as illustrated and described Cipher, KECKLE
Additional charge for extra hose
Complete Table of Contents and General Classification of Pumps, Pages T and 8
210
Deming Duplex Plunger Pump, Fig. 761

For Operation by Any Gasoline Engine
This is the
pump regularly
supplied on our
complete power
sprayers. Many
growers who al-
ready have an
engine prefer to
assemble their
own outfits and
we, therefore,
list this pump
separately. The
pulley may be
changed to fit
any engine
speed.
MAIN CASTINGS
ARE SEPARATE.
The base,
columns and air
chamber on Fig.
761 are separate
castings.Should
breakage occur
because of acci-
dent, this con-
struction re-
duces cost of
repairs.
CYLINDERS AND PLUNGERS: Deming cylinders are made of cast bronze, bored
absolutely true. The plungers are of close-grained gray foundry iron. Plunger
packing consists of a chemically-treated leather crimp which wipes the cylinder free
from solution at every stroke.
THE VALVES: Deming valves consist of solid bronze balls. The valve seats are
cast bronze and will not break, chip, corrode, wear out or become
loosened from the seat.
THE SUCTION VALVE COVERS are not screwed in but are
held in place by a yoke. This yoke can be removed by unscrew-
ing one nut. The valve covers can then be lifted out, exposing
the suction valves. The discharge valves are of the same con-
struction. Nothing could be simpler.
DRAINAGE: Suction and discharge ports are equipped with
drainage plugs to prevent freezing.
Equipment Furnished With Fig. 761

Belt tightener; pressure gauge; relief valve; double dis-
charge cock; 10 feet of 1-inch suction hose and strainer.
Maximum
No. Revs, per
Minute
"
Deming Victory Junior" Power Sprayer, Fig. 729
With 4^-gal. Pump, 2 H. P. Engine and 150-gal. Tank
View From Right Side

1
The Deming "Victory Junior'

For spraying orchards of 8 to 10 acres or more, a power rig is essential. Deming Power
Sprayers may be mounted on any standard farm wagon truck, as they are furnished with adjust-
able bolster pieces. In the construction of the "Victory Junior" we use the Fig. 761, No. 1 pump,
described on preceding page; 2 H. P. Novo engine and 150-gallon tank.
The pump is good for 250 pounds pressure more than is required for successful spraying.
NOTE: The "Victory Junior" will supply two nozzles with large hole discs or four nozzles with
small hole discs.Nozzles with large hole discs are regularly furnished.
use two leads of hose, the small hole discs should be specified.
If it is desired to
We recommend the use of our "Comet" spray gun, with small hole disc, in connection with
"Victory Junior."
Equipment Regularly Supplied with the *' Victory Junior"

Power Sprayer, Fig. 729
DUPLEX PUMP: Capacity, 4% gallons per minute at 70 revolutions.
ENGINE: 2 H. P. Novo; batteries and wiring.
TANK: 150 gallons with manhole and propeller agitator; a hinged cab encloses both the
pump and engine.
ACCESSORIES: Suction box and clean-out strainer; double discharge cock for two leads of hose;
One 25-foot section of 3^-inch "Deco" high pressure discharge hose, with couplings, double
spraying attachment and two "Simplex" angle nozzles;
One Fig. 751 brass-lined bamboo extension pipe, 10 feet long, with leakless stop cock;
Pressure regulator; pressure gauge; tool box containing oil can, monkey wrench and spanner
for stuffing box of pump; hooks for coiling hose when not in use; holders on top of tank for
extension pipes; foot rest; all complete as illustrated, ready to mount on any wagon truck
and commence operations.
Capacities, Etc., of Fig. 729

Deming "Victory" Power Sprayer, Fig. 730

With 8-Gallon Pump; 3-H. P. Engine and 200-Gallon Tank
The Denting "Victory" View from Left Side

In the "Victory," we have used Fig. 761, No. 2 (page 211) with 3 H. P. Novo engine and
200-gallon tank.
This makes a larger and more powerful outfit than the "Victory Junior" and is especially
adapted to large commercial orchards.
Inspection and Test

A rigid test and inspection Deming Power Sprayer is made before it is permitted to"
of each
leave the factory the pump being subjected to a high pressure that would inevitably disclose
any flaws or weaknesses. Both the pump and engine are most carefully adjusted. Unless such
precautions are taken, annoying delays are apt to be experienced the first few times the outfit is
used. But Deming outfits will be found "ready for business" as soon as uncrated.
Equipment Regularly Supplied with the "Victory," Fig. 730

DUPLEX PUMP: Capacity, 8 gallons per minute at 60 revolutions.
ENGINE: 3 H. P. Novo; batteries and wiring.
TANK: 200 gallons with manhole and propeller agitator; hinged cab enclosing pump and
engine with roll curtains to further protect machinery.
ACCESSORIES: Suction box and clean-out strainer; double discharge cock for two leads of hose;
Two 25-foot sections of ^-mch high pressure "Deco" discharge hose, with couplings,
double spraying attachment and four "Simplex" angle nozzles;
Two Fig. 751 brass-lined bamboo extension rods, 10 feet long, with leakless stop cock on each ;
Pressure regulator; pressure gauge; tool box containing oil can, monkey wrench and spanner
for stuffing box on pump; hooks for coiling hose when not in use; holders on top of tank for
extension pipes; foot rest; all complete as illustrated, ready to mount on any wagon truck
and commence operations.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT: One 50-foot section of hose and fittings as above, and one Deming
"Comet" spray gun.
Capacities, Etc., of Fig. 730
PUMP
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766%
754
The Deming Spraying Nozzles

THE MANUFACTURE OF SPRAY NOZZLES requires great care in the machine work. Special
machinery and tools enable us to make perfect nozzles. Perfect brass castings only are used and
EVERY NOZZLE is TESTED before it leaves our works.
A SPRAYER'S EFFICIENCY is IN THE NOZZLE THE "BUSINESS END." Without a good
nozzle any spraying The Deming patent spray nozzles, shown above, are
outfit is inefficient.
"The World's Best." They can be used with any spray pump.
How DEMING NOZZLES ARE PUT UP: All the DEMING NOZZLES illustrated above are put
up paper boxes except Fig. 960, as listed below. Complete directions for using the
in individual
nozzles are printed on each nozzle box. The "BORDEAUX" patent nozzle, when so ordered, is put
up for dealers in cartons containing a dozen nozzles.
Fig. 965 "Bordeaux" is furnished with many of our sprayers. It is the best general
purpose spray nozzle ever produced. Throws a solid stream, coarse long-
distance spray, or a fine mist; or it may be shut off. It is an excellent nozzle
also for whitewashing, disinfecting, etc. Easily disgorged. THE NAME "BOR-
DEAUX" is A REGISTERED TRADE-MARK Cipher, KEEPSAKE
Fig. 766 "Simplex," light, durable and compact. Adapted for high pressure. Has two
interchangeable steel spray discs, one coarse and one medium-fine spray. Does
not waste liquid Cipher, KEMPT Y
Fig. 766 ^-"Simplex" angle nozzle, similar to Fig. 766 Cipher, KILT
Fig. 753 "Demorel," similar to "Vermorel," but somewhat lighter in weight, with caps
for fine and coarse sprays. Steel caps, instead of brass, when ordered. (PAT-
ENTED) Cipher, KERONA
Fig. 963 "Vermorel," with caps for fine and coarse sprays. Obstructions readily forced
out with spring disgorger. Steel caps, instead of brass, when specified. (PAT-
ENTED) Cipher, KEFFEL
Fig. 866 "Giant Simplex" nozzle, with strainer and arch spray disc, similar to Fig. 766,
but larger, for extensive operations and high pressure Cipher, KNAGGLD
Fig. 866}/-"Giant Simplex Angle" nozzle, with strainer, similar to Fig. 866 .Cipher, KNOCK
.
Fig. 754 "Eureka," throws conical-shaped spray; disgorges by pushing against fence
or tree. A good whitewasher Cipher, KNITCH
Fig. 960 "Acme," will throw a solid stream or a fine spray. Furnished on "Prize"
bucket sprayers. Cipher, KELPIE
214
364 384 366
Deming Spraying Accessories

Fig. 966 Combination coupling, female end, standard 3^-inch hose thread; male end,
M-inch iron pipe thread. Fits all %-inch nozzles Cipher, KEYHOLE
Fig. 749 Nozzle coupling and hose stock, J^-inch male pipe thread; other end for either
^8-inch or 3^-inch hose, as specified Cipher, KEYNOTE
Fig. 962 Underspraying Angle Attachment; fitted with %-inch iron pipe thread; male
end fits all standard nozzles Cipher, KYANITE
Fig. 980 Double Spraying Attachment; connections are iron pipe threads; male ends
all
take all standard nozzles Cipher, KREOSOTE
Fig. 981 Angle Attachment; similar to Fig. 980 guides spray; helps sustain weight
of pole Cipher, KNICKER
Fig. 1150 Rubber Drip Shield Cipher, KARAGANE
Fig. 1140 "Sure-grip" Hose Couplings for ^-inch hose. Used on all Deming barrel
pumps and larger outfits. Hose stays clamped and cannot blow off Cipher, KNAPPY . .
Fig. 955 Hose Clamp for J^-inch hose Cipher, KEENER

Fig.
Fig.
949
364
-standard Brass Hose Coupling
{^ ; ; ; ;
Brass Discharge "Y," without cock. Cap on one end. Double end for
; ;
J^-i
; ; ; ; ;?$
hose; single end for %-inch iron pipe Cipher, KRALL
Fig. 733 Short combination coupling; large end, female 3/6-inch hose coupling; small
end, %-inch pipe Cipher, KINGLESS
Fig. 383 New Leakless Stop Cock with Ball Valves, %-inch pipe thread on both ends;
used on spray extension pipes. Water-way opening full %-mch pipe size . .
Cipher, KINDER
Fig. 951 Brass Hose Nipples for %-inch male pipe, one end; other end, H-inch male
hose thread Cipher, KANTIAN
Fig. 384 Leakless Stop Cock with Ball Valves, %-inch pipe thread one end;
J^-inch
hose coupling male thread, other end Cipher KOBOB
Fig. 366 New Leakless Double Discharge Stop Cock with Ball Valves (sure shut-off),
single end, %-inch pipe; double end, %-inch male hose thread. .Cipher, KIND . .

215
970
75!
1152
367
Deming Spraying Accessories

Fig. 970 Galvanized Extension Pipe 8 feet long with leakless stop cock. . . .
Cipher, KALAND
Fig. 751 Bamboo Extension Pipe, 10 feet long, light and strong. Brass lined, with
leakless stop cock; longer pipes extra Cipher, KALENDER
Fig. 1165 Brass Spray Pipe, two feet long, ^
inch with 34-inch iron pipe connections,
male one end, female other end. Male end fits all standard nozzles Cipher, KALENDS
.
Fig. 1165 Three feet long Cipher, KALEYARD

Fig. 1165 Four feet long Cipher, KALI
Fig. 972 The "Acme" brass Spray Lance with stop cock, strainer, handle and Acme
nozzle, especially for ground crops, such as melons, cucumbers, etc. Cipher, KIBED
.
Fig. 1000 "COMET" Spray Gun Cipher, KUMISS

Three steel spray discs are included with ^, 2/g an d ^-inch holes.
Fig. 1152 "ADJUSTOP" Spray Pipe Extension, 6 feet long, with wood hand-hold,
adjustable spray nozzle and automatic shut-off. The spray is adjustable in
distance; throws coarse spray 25 feet: shortening distance broadens spray .
Cipher, KNARLED
Fig. 1152 Twenty-four inches long (as illustrated) Cipher, KINIE
Fig. 1526-"B" "Special" Brass Adjustable Relief Valve for power sprayers .Cipher, KYLOES
.
Fig. 688 Pressure Gauge, used on power sprayers and largest hand sprayers. For
M-inch pipe Cipher, KAMSIN
Fig. 367 Galvanized Strainer with Brass Gauze, for 1-inch pipe Cipher, KANTIST
Fig. 770 Filling Funnel (with removable brass gauze strainer), size, 10 x 6x 10 inches,
Brass Funnel as above Cipher, KYMNEL
Tin Funnel as above, Cipher, KYTHE
Fig. 752 Seven-foot section %-inch hose with pole holder and couplings (not illus-
trated) Cipher, KEDLACK
123^-foot section of ^-inch "Deco" sprayer hose, couplings and "Simplex"
DIS- angle nozzle Cipher, KNAVISH
CHARGE 25-foot section of 3^-inch "Deco" hose, with couplings, double attachment
HOSE and two "Simplex" angle nozzles Cipher, KESLOP
SECTIONS 50-foot section of ^-inch "Deco" sprayer hose; couplings, double spraying
attachment; two "Simplex" angle nozzles Cipher, KABOB
Deco" sprayer hose, J/6-inch, for 250 pounds pressure, any length.
WITHOUT I
COUP- 1
Rubber tubing, %-inch, for Bucket and Knapsack sprayers, any length.
Wire-lined suction hose, 1-inch, in 10-foot sections.
LINGS
216
R EPA RS I
OR
EXTRA PARTS
FOR
HAND AND POWER PUMPS
EMBRACING DESCRIPTIVE
TABULATED PRICE LISTS OF
EXTRA PARTS FOR DEMING
HAND, WINDMILL AND POWER
PUMPS, IRON AND BRASS
CYLINDERS, SPRAY PUMPS, ETC.
A CONVENIENCE TO DEALERS
AND USERS. PRICES ON RE-
PAIRS NOT LISTED FUR-
NISHED ON REQUEST
REPAIRS OR EXTRA PARTS

The repair parts listed in this section embrace our most popular hand and windmill
pumps; iron and brass cylinders, hydraulic rams, power pumps, spray pumps, etc.
If repairs are desired for a pump not given in this repair list, we should be informed
concerning the symbol number which is cast on the pump part; and any other details such as
descriptive diagram, weight, etc. The comprehensive figure index below will make it possible
to quickly find the page on which the desired repairs are listed.
FIGURE INDEX TO REPAIR PARTS

FIGURE
PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS, FIG. 125
SIZE NUMBER
HAND FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 508 AND 509
SIZE NUMBER
DOUBLE-ACTING HOUSE FORCE PUMP, FIG. 606
NAME OF PART
PIPE FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 183 AND 184

FIGURE NUMBER
"PEERLESS" DOUBLE-ACTING PUMPS WITH PLAIN WINDMILL TOP

FIGURE NUMBER
HAND AND WINDMILL STANDARDS, FIGS. 224 AND 403

FIGURE NUMBER
THREE-WAY WINDMILL FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 415 AND 415^
ADJUST ADJUST.
STROKE. INCHES STROKE, INCHES
6, 8, 10 6,8, 10
Standard Complete with Lever, Platform Base only $2.00 $2.00

Bearer, etc 5 8.50 $ 9.50 Platform Guide Plate . . . . .15 .15
Stock or Standard only . . . 4.00 Hydrant Spout 1.00 1.00
Bearer 1.25 Spout Nut .16 .15
Link .25 Malleable Hose Tube . . . . .05 .05
Lever 1.00 Valve Screw in Hydrant Top . .50 .50
Brace .50 Spout Gland .50 .50
Flat Rod .50 Shut-off Rod 2.00 .00
Malleable Pump Pin .10 Brass Cased Rod .75 .00
Link Pins, each .15 Center Rod .45 .45
Bottom Section Complete with Air Chamber Pipe, Fig. 415 . 1.25 .25
Hydrant Top . 15.00 15.50 Discharge Pipe 1.50 .50
Bottom Section only .... 1.25 1.25 Wood Rod Coupling .20 .20
Stuffing-box Cap .50 .50 Union for Rod .20 .20
Stuffing-box Gland .40 .40 Differential Cylinder, Fig.
Pipe Sleeve Valve Rod Guide. .75. .75 .415^. 1.50 2.00
Brass Disc for Two-way Valve .60 .60 Differential Cylinder Cap,
Rubber Valves for Two-way, .Fig. 415^ .50 .50
each .20 .20 Differential Plunger and Rod,
Pipe Sleeve Lock Nut .... .15 .15 Fig. 415H .50 .55
Union Nut Ell .20 .20 Suction Pipe Flange .75 .75
Malleable Ell . .25 .25
PIPE FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 258, 259, 260 AND 261
FIGURE NUMBER
'STRAIGHT LINE" WORKING HEADS, FIGS. 1717, 1718, 1719 AND 1720
FIGURE NUMBER
CYLINDER REPAIRS, FIGS. 300, 308, 312 AND 322
SIZE, INC
BRASS ARTESIAN DEEP WELL CYLINDER, FIG. 324
INSIDE DIA. CYLINDER. INS.

GIANT" DOUBLE-ACTING FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 554 AND 554^
\ AMI; OF PART PRICE

IMPROVED "SYPHON" FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 320 AND 321
SIZE NUMBER
HYDRAULIC RAM, FIG. 690

SIZE NUMBER
HAND ROTARY FORCE PUMPS, FIGS. 575, 576, 578 AND 579
SIZE NUMBER
"ATLAS" DOUBLE-ACTING POWER PISTON PUMP, FIG. 691
SIZE, (DIAMETER AND STROKE), INCHES

"TRIUMPH" DOUBLE-ACTING POWER FORCE PUMP, FIG. 609

"MARVEL" HOUSE PUMPING OUTFITS

Nos. 1685, 2085, 1686 and 2086
FIGURE NUMBER
BUCKET SPRAY PUMPS, FIGS. 669, 659 AND 689
FIGURE NUMBER . .
THE "GARDENER'S CHOICE" SPRAYER, FIG. 651
NAME OF PART
FOUR-ROW FIELD SPRAYER, FIG. 653
NAME OF PART
VALUABLE
TECHNICAL DATA
AND
ENGINEERING
TABLES
EMBRACING INFORMATION
USEFUL TO THE ENGINEER,
ARCHITECT AND MANUFACTUR-
ER; ALSO TO DEALERS IN AND
USERS OF PUMPS IN GENERAL,
SUCH AS FACTS, FORMULAS AND
RULES RELATING TO HYDRAU-
LICS AND PNEUMATICS, INCLUD-
ING CAPACITIES, POWER, AND
SPEED OF PUMPS AND THEIR
OPERATING FACTOR
Useful Technical Information

THE AREAS OF CIRCLES are to each other as the square of their diameters. Doubling the
diameter of a pipe or cylinder increases its capacity four times. Friction of liquids in pipes
increases as the square of the velocity.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE at sea level is usually estimated at 14.7 pounds per square
inch, and this pressure will maintain a column of water 33.9 feet high when the normal pressure
in the column is relieved by the creation of a vacuum. This is the theoretical distance that
water may be drawn by suction. In practice, however, pumps should not be placed over 20
to 25 feet above the water supply, and nearer if possible.
EVERY FOOT OF HEIGHT in a column of water represents .434 pounds pressure to the
square inch. It is common practice to estimate that every foot in height is equal to one-half
pound pressure per square inch, as this allows for ordinary friction in pipes.
A GALLON OF WATER WEIGHS 8.33 pounds, and contains 231 cubic inches. A cubic foot
of water weighs 62.36 pounds, and contains 1,728 cubic inches, or 7.48 gallons.
A MINER'S INCH OF WATER is approximately equal to 11^ U. S. gallons per minute.
Rules to Determine the Size and Speed of Pulleys or Gears
The Driving pulley is called the Driver, and the Driven pulley the Driven.
If the number of teeth in gears is used instead of diameter in these calculations, number
of teeth must be substituted wherever diameter occurs.
To FIND THE DIAMETER OF THE DRIVER, the diameter of Driven and its revolutions, and
also revolutions of Driver being given: Multiply the diameter of Driven by its revolutions, and
divide the product by the revolutions of Driver; the quotient will give the diameter of Driver.
To FIND THE DIAMETER OF THE DRIVEN, the revolutions of Driven, also diameter and
revolutions of Driver being given: Multiply the diameter of Driver by its revolutions, and divide
the product by the revolutions of Driven; the quotient will give the Diameter of the Driven.
To FIND THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE DRIVER, the diameter and revolutions of the Driven.
also diameter of the Driver being given: Multiply the diameter of Driven by its revolutions,
and divide the product by the diameter of Driver; the quotient will give the revolutions of Driver,
To FIND THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE DRIVEN, the diameter and revolutions of the Driver,
also diameter of the Driven being given: Multiply the diameter of Driver by its revolutions, and
divide the product by the diameter of Driven; the quotient will give the revolutions of Driven
Data on Air Compression FRANK RICHARDS, M. E.

Table Showing Capacity of Pumps per Stroke

Figures are for One Single-Acting Cylinder
Theoretical Horse Power Required to Raise Water to Different Heights
Feet
Elevation
Comparative Equivalents of Liquid Measures and Weights
MEASURE AND WEIGHT EQUIVALENTS OF ITEMS IN FIRST COLUMN

Measures and Weights
for Comparison
Table Showing Head in Feet and Pressure in Pounds

HEAD OF WATER
Friction of Water in Pipes

Loss of head in feet due to Friction, per 100 feet of smooth, straight cast iron pipe
Gallons
Per
Minute
Friction of Water in Elbows

Loss of head in feet, due to friction in various sizes of smooth 90 elbows when discharging the given quantities of water.
&l
#
Irrigation Quantity Tables
Amount of water required to cover

one acre to given depths.
Theoretical Discharge of Nozzles in U. S. Gallons Per Minute

HEAD
TELEGRAPH CODES
AND
INDEXES
FOR
CONVENIENCE OF PATRONS
EMBRACING FIGURE INDEX AR-
RANGED BY FIGURE NUMBERS,
CONSECUTIVELY; AND ALPHA-
BETICAL INDEX ARRANGED BY
NAME OF ARTICLE. THE TELE-
GRAPH CIPHER CODE DEFINES
SENTENCES RELATING TO EN-
QUIRIESAND PRICES; ALSO
ORDERS AND THEIR
EXECUTION.
Telegraph Cipher Code

For the accommodation of those desirous of making inquiries, or placing orders by
telegraph, we append the following code, the use of which will often save considerable expense.
A great part of the articles listed in this catalogue are given cipher words by which they
may be ordered by telegraph.
OUR CABLE ADDRESS is "DEMING, Salem, Ohio."
We also use Lieber's, Bentley's, the A. B. C. 4th and 5th Edition, and Western Union
Telegraphic Codes. When using either of these special Codes, add to telegram the word
"Lieber" for the Lieber Code; the word "Alphabet" for A. B. C. 4th and 5th Editions, and the
word "Western" for Western Union Telegraphic Code, etc. 4
Concerning Orders, Quotations and Shipments

PADDLING . . How soon could you ship if PINAFORE . . We have no reply to our telegram
ordered at once? of.
PADDLE . . We have in stock. PIPPIN . . .Have you received our letter of

PALENESS .When will .... regarding ....
.
you ship?
PASTORATE . Enter our order for .... specifica- PISTOLET . . We do not understand your tele-
tions for which follow by mail. gram by cipher code, repeat it
PASSWORD . Do not ship our order of .... un- using regular language.
til advised by us. PITCHING . . Write us fully in regard to matter
in our letter of ....
PASTRY . . .
Ship what you have in stock, and
let balance follow as soon as PITIABLE . .When you receive our letter of
possible. .... please telegraph reply.
PATHETIC .
.Ship immediately by freight. PROBATE . .
Referring to your letter of ....
PATHOS . .
.Ship immediately by express. PROBE . . .
Referring to our letter of
PEERDOM . . We can ship . . .
PROBOSCIS . Answer by telegraph.
PEEVISH . .We will ship....
PROCLAIM . . Mail blue-print of ....
PETULANT . .Answer by telegraph at our ex-
PROCTOR . .
Referring to your telegram of ...
pense.
PINDAR . . . We have received no letter from PRODDING . .
Referring to our telegram of ...
you in regard to. ... PROFFER . . Answer by mail.
Concerning Classes of Goods

PACATION .
.Pump fitted with bronze plung- PLATOON . .Fitted for 1^-inch Suction Pipe.
ers and bronze-lined stuffing PLATTER . .Fitted for 2-inch Suction Pipe.
boxes and glands.
PLAUDIT . . Fitted for 2^4-mch Suction Pipe.
PACING . .
.Pump fitted with brass cased
PLAUSIBLE . Fitted for 3-inch Suction Pipe.
plungers and bronze-lined
PLAUSIVE Fitted for 1-inch Discharge Pipe
stuffing boxes and glands.
. .
PIMENT PLASTRON . .Fitted for lJ4-inch Discharge

. . .
Pump with all-bronze water end. Pipe.
PADRA . .
.Complete with. .. .H. P. motor.
PLAYFUL . .Fitted for 13^-inch Discharge
PAGODA . . . For .... volt, direct current.
Pipe.
PALING . . .For. .volt, alternating current.
. .
PLAYING . . . Fitted for 2-inch Discharge Pipe.
.... phase, .... cycles.
PLEADING . .Fitted for 2^-inch Discharge
PLATEN . . . Fitted for 1 -inch Suction Pipe. Pipe.
PLATONIC . . Fitted for 1 %-inch Suction Pipe. PLEADER . . Fitted for 3-inch Discharge Pipe.
250
Alphabetical Index
PAGE PAGE
Accessories, Metal and Glass, for Pumps 105 Drive Well Points 108
Accessories, Spraying 213-215 Drive Well Pumps 32-41
Acid Pumps 139-147 "Duplex" Outside- Packed Plunger Spraying Pump 211
"Acme" Spraying Nozzle 214 Electric Mine Pumps. . .
154-157,170-174
. . .
"Aerospra" Compressed Air Sprayer 203 Electric Driven Pumps . 142-144, 154-162, 164-174
.
Air Chambers for Discharge Pipe 102 Electric House Pumps . 160-161,164-167,190-191
.
Air Compressors 135 Elevator Pumps 154-155

Air Cylinder for Deep Wells 80 "Eureka" Spraying Nozzle 214
"Ajax" Double Acting Piston Pump 172-173 Factory Pumps, Miscellaneous Hand and Power . .
Artesian Well Cylinders 88-89 122, 125, 128-129, 154-155, 164-186

Artesian Well Plungers and Valves 79,81 "Farmer's Friend" Sprayer 208
"Atlas" Double-Acting Power Pump 164-167 Field Sprayer, Four-Row 209
"Atlas" Hydro-Pneumatic Water Systems . . 192-193 Fire Extinguishers 125
Automobile Rotary Gasoline Pumps ....... 145 Fittings for Pipe 97
Automobile Plunger Gasoline Pumps 124 Foot and Float Valves 101-102
Bilge Pumps 115,116 Force Pumps for Plumbers' Use 122-123
"Blue Special" House Force Pump 20 ForcePumps, Hand Rotary 139-141
Boiler Feed Pumps, Hand, Single Plunger 123 ForcePumps, Hand and House 16-28
Boiler Feed Pumps, Power 154-155 ForcePumps, Power Rotary .... 142-144, 146-147
Boiler Testing Pumps 122-123 ForcePump Standards, Hand and Windmill 50, 57-68 . .
"Bordeaux" Spraying Nozzle 214 ForcePumps, Well, Hand 38-48

Bottom Cylinder Cap with Valve 81 Garage Pumps, for Gasoline 124, 145
Brass and Brass-lined Cylinders 83-90 Garden Pumps, for Spraying 204-205
Brass Goods 104-105 Garden Pumps, Hand, Irrigating. 26-27,113-116
Brass Valve Seat 79 "Gardener's Choice" Sprayer . . 204
Brine Circulating Pumps 142-144, 154-157, 160-161, 169-174 Gas Engine Cooling Pumps . . . . . . 142-144
Centrifugal Pumps 148-150 Gasoline Garage Pumps .... . .
124,145
.
"Century" Barrel Sprayer 207 Gate Valves, Globe Valves and Check Valves 104
"Century" Whitewashing Outfit 128 Gauges, Water and Pressure 109
Cistern Pumps, Lift and Force 15-16 "Gem" Hose Nozzle 106
"Climax" Double-Acting House Force Pumps 26-27
. . "Giant" Double-Acting Thresher Tank Pumps 114
"Climax" Water Systems 189 "Giant Simplex" Spraying Nozzle 214
"Clock Pumps," with Wing Valves 24-25 Goose Neck Spouts 102
Cocks and Valves, Brass 104 Grease and Oil Cups 105
Cog Lever Pumps 33,47-48,61,66-67,114 Greenhouse Pumps for Water Supply. 164-167, 189-196
"Colonial" Quick Return Force Pump 127 Greenhouse Pumps, for Spraying. . . . . . 200-207
.
"Comet" Spray Gun 216 Hand and House Force Pumps .... .... 16-28
Compressed Air Sprayers 203 Hand and Power Pumps, Miscellaneous. . . . 113-136
Contractors' Pumps 116-117,148-150 Handle Balls 102
Creamery Pumps 130-131,142-144 "Handy Success" Bucket Sprayer . . . 201
Current Breakers 109,110 Heads, Power Working . . . 177-185
Cylinders and Accessories 78-94 Horizontal Hand Force Pumps ....
26-27,114 . .
Cylinders, Artesian Well, Brass 88-89 Horizontal Double-Acting Piston Pumps, Power 164-174
Cylinders, Brass-lined, Iron 83,91 Hose, "Deco" Special Spraying 106,216
Cylinders, Iron 82, 91 Hose Couplings . . 215
Cylinders, Irrigating 91, 94 Hose, Discharge and Suction . . 106
Cylinders, Seamless Brass Body 84-90 House Force Pumps . 16-28
"Deco" Special Spraying Hose 106,216 House Lift Pumps . 12-15
Deep Well Pump Standards 72-75,178 House Pumping Outfits 189-196
Deep Well Power Working Heads 177-185 How to Install Deming House Lift and Force Pumps 11
Deep Well Pump Heads 177 .
Hydraeram ... 134
Deep Well Triplex Pumps 186 Hydraulic Hand Pumps for Plumbers . .122-123
"Demorel" Spraying Nozzle 214 Hydraulic Rams .132-133
Diaphragm Suction Pumps for Hand and Power 116-117 Hydro-Pneumatic Steel Tanks .... ... 198
Discharge Hose 106 Hydro-Pneumatic Water Systems . . . .189-198
"Domestic" Kitchen Pump 13 "Ideal" Double-Acting Oscillating Pumps . 24-25.
Double-Acting Belt-Driven Spray Pump 211 Iron Cylinders . . 83,91

Double-Acting Hand Force Pumps 24-27, 113. 114
. . Irrigating Pumps 94, 148-150
Double-Acting House Force Pumps 24-27 Knapsack Sprayers ... 202
Double-Acting Power Pumps 164-174 Leathers for Plungers and Lower Valves . . 92-93.
Drives for Power Pumps, Types of 155, 157, 161-162

. Lever Handle Bibbs and Stops .... ... 104
Drive Cap, Malleable 108 Lift Pumps, Set-Length . 32-37
251
Alphabetical Index Continued

PAGE PAGE
"Little Giant" Hydraulic Pressure Test Pump . . 122 Rubber Hose and Tubing . . .
106,216
Lower Valves and Valve Seats 81 "Samson" Double-Acting Sprayer . .
210
"Major" Barrel Sprayer 206 Set-Length Lift and Force Pumps . . . . . 32-48 .
Malleable Fittings 97 Ship's Deck Pumps ,

26-27, 113-115
"Marine" Bilge Pumps 115 "Simplex" Spraying Nozzle 214
"Marine" Irrigating Pumps 94 Single-Acting Triplex Plunger Pumps . . . 154-161
"Marvel" Electric House Pump 190 Sink Bracket for Pitcher Pumps . . . 103
"Marvel" Water Systems 190-191 Sinks, Cast Iron, Enameled . 103
"Mascot" Pipe Standard Lift Pumps 34 Siphon Force Pumps, Hand and Windmill . . 118-120
Mine Pumps 154-155, 164-174 Southern Lift and Force Pump 126
"Neptune" Double-Acting Piston Pump 174 Spout Hose Clevis 102
"New Era" Double-Acting House Force Pumps 17 . . Sprayers, Barrel . 206-207,210
Non-Freezing Hand and Windmill Pumps . . . 32-48 Sprayers, Bucket 200-201
Nozzles, Spraying 214 Sprayers, Field 208-209
Oil Pumps, Power Rotary, 147 Sprayers, Compressed Air and Knapsack . . 202-203
.
Oil Pumps, Horizontal Power 169 Sprayers, Power, and Outfits 211-213
Orchard Sprayers 206-213 Spraying Accessories 215-216
Oscillating Force Pumps, with Wing Valves 24-25 . . . Spraying Nozzles 214
Outlet Valves 102 Stop Cocks, for Spraying Outfits 215
Paper Mill Pumps 154-159 "Straight Line" Pumps and Working Heads . . 71-76
"Peerless" Cog Lever Force Pumps 47-48 Strainers, Suction, for Pipe and Hose 100
"Peerless" Windmill Force Pumps 43-48 "Success" Bucket and Tank Sprayers 201
"Peerless" Double-Acting Force Pumps ....
43-48 Suction Strainers 100
"Perfect Success" Bucket Sprayer 201 Sucker Rod and Joints 99
Pipe Fittings 97 Suction Hose 106
Pipe Holders, Lifters and Pullers 107 Sugar House Pumps 154-161, 170-174
Pipe Standard Lift and Force Pumps 34-35, 38, 40, 66-67
. Tanks for Hydro-Pneumatic Systems 198
Pipe, Spellerized Steel 96 Three-Way Force Pumps 46, 48, 65, 68
Pipe Cutters and Die Stocks 107 Thresher Tank Pumps 114
Pipe Vises and Wrenches 107 Triplex Mine Pumps 154-157
Piston Pumps, Hand and Power 164-174 Triplex Power Pumps, Single Acting 154-161
Piston Pumps, Horizontal Double-Acting 164-174
. . . Triplex Deep Well Power Pumps 186
Piston Rod Roller Guides 102, 186 Triplex Pumps for Hydro-Pneumatic Service 197 . . .
Pitcher Spout Pumps 12, 14 "Triumph" Double-Acting Force Pump, Hand 112-113
"Planters' Tractor" Sprayer 205 "Triumph" Double-Acting Piston Pump, Power 170-171
Plungers for Cylinders 79 Vacuum Pumps 135
Plunger and Valve Leathers 92-93 Valves, Check, Foot and Float, Iron 101-102
Plunger Pump,Hand and Power 211 "Vermorel" Spraying Nozzle 214
Pneumatic Pumps 135 "Victory Junior" Power Sprayer 212 .
Power Pumps, Single-Acting, Triplex .... 154-161 "Victory" Power Sprayer 213
Power Pumps, Double-Acting, Horizontal . . 164-174 Vises, Pipe 107
Power Spray Pumps -. . . 211-213 Water Systems, "Marvel" 190-191
Power Spraying Outfits 212-213 Water Systems, ''Climax" 189
Power Working Heads for Deep Wells 72-75,
. 176-185 Water Systems, Deep Well 194-196
"Premium " Hand Force Pumps 40 Water Systems, Hydro-Pneumatic 189-196
Pressure Regulators for Electric Motor Circuits . . 110 Water Works Pumps 154-161
"Prize" Bucket Sprayer 200 Well Lift and Force Pumps, for Hand 32-48
Pump Bracket, for Sinks 103 Well Force Pump Standards 53-55
Pump Heads, Deep Well .' 177 Well LiftPump Standards 51-52
Pumping Jacks 136 Whitewashing Outfits 128
Pump Leathers, Oak Tanned 92-93 Windmill Connections 109
Pump Rods, Steel and Wood 98-99 Windmill Force Pumps on Base 121
Pump and Cylinder Valves 80-81 Windmill Force Pump Standards 57, 59-68
Railway Water Supply Pumps .... 154-159, 170-174 Windmill and Power Irrigating Cylinder 91
Rams, Hydraulic 132-133 Windmill Lift Pump Standards 56, 58
Repairs or Extra Parts 217-238 Windmill Three- Way Force Pumps 65,67,68
Relief Valves 109,216 Wing-Valve Pumps, Oscillating 24-25
Rod Couplings and Steel Rod 98 Wood Sucker Rods and Pin Connections ....
Rods, Wood Sucker and Connections 99 Working Heads, Deep Well, Geared . . 178-185,73-75
Rotary Force Pumps, Hand and Power 139-147. . .
Working Heads, Deep Well, Triplex 186
Rotary Gasoline Pumps, Automobile 145 Yard Pumps 32-48
Rotary Oil Pumps, for Lubricating Machine Tools 147 . "Y" Discharge Connection and Stop Cock .... 215
252
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CATALOGUE

Cistern and Force Pumps

THE DEMING COMPANY

The "World's Best" Equipped Pump Factories

Deming Pumps are designed for durability and efficiency

EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS Continued

correspondence. It supersedes all former issues. of our General Catalogue. The

Each Chapter or Classified Section embraces the Pumps or other articles

SET LENGTH LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS 29 to 48

WELL AND WIND MILL PUMP STANDARDS 49 to 68

"STRAIGHT LINE" PUMPS AND WORKING HEADS 69 to 76

CYLINDERS AND PUMP LEATHERS 77 to 94

supply; the Cylinder being usually submerged.

PIPE, SUPPLIES AND PUMP FIXTURES 95 to 110

TITLE OF SECTIONS (Continued)

CENTRIFUGAL AND ROTARY PUMPS . . . . 137 to 150

Breweries, Canning Factories, Paint and Chemical Works, etc., also

Draining and Irrigating, etc.

TRIPLEX POWER PUMPS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-ACTING 151 to 162

HORIZONTAL DOUBLE-ACTING POWER PUMPS 163 to 174

DEEP WELL WORKING HEADS 175 to 186

HYDRO-PNEUMATIC WATER SYSTEMS 187 to 198

SPRAY PUMPS AND ACCESSORIES 199 to 216

REPAIRS OR EXTRA PARTS . 217 to 238

TECHNICAL DATA AND ENGINEERING TABLES 239 to 248

TELEGRAPH CIPHER CODE AND INDEXES 249 to 254

A Typical Deming House Force Pump

Approximate Duty of House Force Pumps

How to Install Deming House Lift and Force Pumps

cylinder more snugly. The pump should

pipe should never be permitted to touch the

The pump always works easier after a

few days' use. If the plunger leathers should

at first. It is almost impossible to adjust

of the difference in expansion and thickness

All pipe joints should be well threaded and

perfect suction. The connecting rod in deep

If a bucket of water is held to the spout

and the handle is worked rapidly, the pump

It is possible to draw water horizontally

Engineering Tables and Information Relating to Hydraulics, Pages 239 to 248

Deming Close Top Pitcher Spout Pump

Furnished, when so ordered, with Brass Valve Seat at extra cost.

Quantity, Dimensions and Weights of Fig. 125, Packed for Export

'he Deming "Domestic" Kitchen Pump

Furnished, when so ordered, with Brass Valve Seat at extra cost.

Sizes and Prices

Deming Brass Cylinder Pitcher Spout Pumps

Fig. 101 Fig. 115

Fig. 115 has all-brass plunger.

Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished on these pumps.

Deming Revolving Top Cistern Pumps

Deming Special Cistern Force Pumps

Fig. 518 Fig. 519

Brass Valve Seats are regularly furnished on these pumps.

Sizes and Prices

Deming "New Era" Double-Acting House Force Pumps

Will Lift and Force from 35 to 50 Feet

Fig. 540 Fig. 544

Sizes and Prices

Deming Hand Force Pump on Base

This is It has an air chamber and cock spout on the side